Michigan ERUPTS as Pelosi TURNS on El-Sayed and ‘Democrats for Mike Rogers’ Goes VIRAL!

Nancy Pelosi just blessed Abdul El-Sayed's heart. And if you've ever spent five minutes in the South, you already know what that means. Bless his heart? Yeah, this is not a blessing. This is more like a eulogy with better manners. Yes, that Nancy Pelosi, guys. A woman who has never met a Democrat she wouldn't defend on live TV just looked down at her own party's Michigan Senate nominee just two days before the election and called his views on Israel wrong. Now, I agree with Nancy Pelosi, somebody please check on hell, perhaps it may have actually frozen over. I think it may actually be sweater weather down there. Oh, and she's not even alone. Not even close. Haley Stevens campaign chair just endorsed Republican Mike Rogers. And then Haley Stevens own fiance endorsed Mike Rogers as well. Her fiance, guys, the man that she's marrying. Oh, good luck with that seating chart. Then, of course, Joe Manchin climbed off the fence that he's been sitting on for, I don't know what, 20 years just to call El-Sayed dangerous. And in In Detroit, lifelong Democrats are being asked Why are they voting Rogers? Their answer is two words long, and it should keep every Democrat strategist awake until Tuesday. Meanwhile, El-Sayed's big closing argument? Mike Rogers owns a house in Florida. A Michigan guy, fleeing the snow. Truly the scandal of the century. One tiny detail that he skipped, he reportedly owns property in Dubai. As Rogers puts it, at least Florida is in the United States. This man beat $70 million in the primary. Now he's losing to his own party. And CNN, they're trying very hard to talk about literally anything else. Like when TMZ is out here reporting the networks on a Senate race. Yeah, the news business has officially left the building. So today, guys, you get the whole thing. I mean, seriously, every endorsement, every crack, every clip that they hope you never see before Tuesday. And before we dive in, guys, if you or someone you love needs Medicare help, Chapter offers completely free guidance. These guys are the real deal. Plain English, zero pressure, they are saving people serious cash. In fact, the average senior is saving about $1,100 a year. Sounds like a pretty good opportunity to meet. Now give my friends at Chapter a call right now. Phone number is 909-563-8279 and I've also left their phone number in the description down below. If you're not subscribed yet, go ahead and fix that guys. It's totally free and I promise it's faster than losing Choosing an endorsement And that's saying something, that is absolutely saying something. And if this video actually makes you smile even once, hit the like button on the way out. Appreciate you. Now, I do want to start with the clip that broke the internet and possibly even the laws of physics. Picture this guys, Nancy Pelosi, pearls on, cameras rolling, two days before election day. And she's asked about her own party's Senate nominee in Michigan. Does she defend him? Oh no, actually She says denying Israel's right to Yeah, when you say Israel doesn't have the right to be a Jewish state, That's anti-Semitic as far as I'm concerned. Who says that? Uh, I, I, I met. Mandami has said that. I mean, Al-Sayed. I can't account for it. Al-Sayed has said that. That he doesn't believe that they should be a Jewish state. That's concerning. No, it's more than concerning. It's wrong. Yeah. It's wrong, and it isn't a reflection of the Democrats in the Congress of the United States. This new person in Michigan, we'll see if he gets elected to Congress, but the mayor, bless his heart, I hope he succeeds as mayor, but I don't agree with some of the things he said. So now the question really is why now? Simple. Nancy Pelosi is retiring. The old bag of bones has given it up. In fact, nobody can punish her anymore. Or she smells a loss coming and maybe wants to be standing far away when that loss lands. Either way, watch how fast the networks bury this clip. Now, if you thought Nancy Pelosi's bad, wait until you meet the family. That's right, Haley Stevens ran against El Saeed in the primary. She lost. Then her campaign chair endorsed Mike Rogers. Okay, awkward. Okay, we'll go with it, though. And then her fiancé endorsed Mike Rogers. Her fiancé, folks, the man she's about to marry. Now, TMZ even reported that she was ready to pull her support. The celebrity gossip site is now covering the Michigan Senate Senate race better than... Half of cable news. So CNN puts Stevens on the spot and she says we're a household divided. She still backs El-Sayed, sort of, but she admits that voters in Macomb County are hurt and confused. Then of course she calls Tucker Carlson a racist, might as well go ahead and throw that in there, right? Because when your nominee is sinking, go ahead and blame the guy with the TV show. A house divided cannot stand. Neither can a party. People certainly don't have to agree on everything, definitely not politics, but But do you agree with your fiance and his sentiment here on this race? No, like a lot of households across America, we're a household divided. I still very much want our Democratic nominee, his name is Abdul, to win this race. There's so much on the line. But I will be honest, there are a lot of voters in Michigan. I was out knocking doors earlier today in Macomb County, and they are still undecided. And they are hurt and they are confused. And this is why I think our nominee is in a very strong position to denounce the hateful ads. That have hurt people, you know, we've got one with Tucker Carlson, who is a racist, anti-black, white supremacist, apologist, and we've got another that's blaming Jews for the cost of groceries, and people are coming to me about this, and they're black voters, they're Indian American voters, they're obviously Jewish voters, working class voters, and so let's shut out the hate. You know, let's get these undecided voters over the finish line. Let's make sure that Michigan has the representation it needs in the United States Senate. So you seem to be saying that you don't think Abdul El-Sayed has done enough to criticize those ads or appeal enough to those voters. Is that right? No, I'm saying that Abdul, and I fully believe he can do this, can denounce Tucker Carlson and denounce anti-Semitic hate, you know, things that make particularly minority communities feel less safe and actually make them less safe. You know, when, for instance, you blame Jews for the... The cost of groceries being too high or, you know, health care not being affordable, that's dangerous for Jews. When you're, you know, somehow propping up Tucker Carlson, you know, that makes a whole host of people in our Black community feel less safe and targeted. And there's over a million people that have voted in Michigan already. There's more people every day going to the polls during early vote, and they're still undecided voters. And I want to see those voters, you know, come over to our side. I'm still very much a passionate Democrat. I'm a Michigan Democrat who's, you know, not afraid to say this because this is the party, you know, that, you know, we all want. One that is talking about a brighter future, that is disavowing anti-Semitism, that is telling Jewish Americans that they're safe in our party. Now, every family has that relative who Votes the other way. You know exactly who I'm talking about, right? Send them this video. Let them watch a Democrat household split right on CNN. Maybe Thanksgiving gets a little bit more interesting this year. Who knows? So the fiance, the man that did not come to play, he came to cook. So he says Haley Stevens opened her heart and her arms to Abdul. But then he waited. He watched and then he listened for Abdul to moderate. Well, he didn't moderate. He escalated. Ooh, ouch. He says, Abdul El-Sayed keeps on shouting genocide and he still won't condemn an ad that's blaming Jews for the price of bananas. Bananas, guys. I mean, picture a family at a grocery store staring at a bunch of bananas and the ad says, the reason they cost too much is Israel. Not inflation, not shipping, it's Israel. I mean, even the Anti-Defamation League had said blaming bananas on a Jewish state is Pretty much what Desperate looks like. That says, Jews are to blame for the price of bananas. He makes my community less safe. He makes a lot of communities less safe. And you know, it's not surprising to me that Hassan Piker's uncle made that ad. Hassan Piker is a hateful, hateful man. And Abdul, you know, I watched him in recent weeks as he has become verbally combative with any reporter who has the gall. As he sees it, the gall to ask him about the Hassan Piker, but it occurs to me, folks, Hassan Piker is not his high school pal from 30 years ago who we'd like to put in the rearview mirror. Hassan Piker was here weeks ago. He brought him here on election day. He went to a pool party with Hassan Piker. This isn't somebody from his distant past. This is somebody that Abdul El-Sayed admires. He puts on a stage, not just any stage, but his stage on two college campuses in East Lansing and Ann Arbor. He points to him as a role model, a man who says America deserves 9-11, a man who says that Hezbollah is better, that Hezbollah and Hamas are better than the IDF, that are better than Israel. This is a man who's hateful, and Abdul El-Sayed put him on a stage in front of college kids. Now this cuts pretty deep with Old school Michigan Democrats, their grandparents lived through World War II, they don't need the history lesson, they remember it themselves. So who actually made the banana ad? Grab your popcorn guys, grab it. It came from Rebellion PAC, founded by Cenk Uygur. And Cenk Uygur is Hasan Piker's uncle by the way. The family business is fruit-based foreign policy. And Hasan Piker, he's not some guy El-Sayed bumped into at a random gas station. Back in April, El-Sayed... Put him on stage at Michigan State in East Lansing, then at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Big ol' hug, big huge group selfie. This is the streamer who once said that America deserved 9-11. And El-Sayed's response? I'm not here to disavow people's views. His campaign says the banana ad isn't theirs. Fine. Condemn it, crickets. I asked him about Piker Watch the smile leave the building. Here's the best part, guys. The ad reportedly cost $1,000. It might cost him a Senate seat. Now, for my favorite moment of this entire election, picture a street corner in Detroit, a reporter with a microphone, regular folks walking by. Mike Rogers or El-Sayed? Mike Rogers. Why? Well, he's American. That's it. Two words. No focus group. No consultant. No 40-page policy plan. Just a man on a Detroit sidewalk saying out loud what millions of people are already thinking. Then another man says that he's been a Democrat forever. I'm switching Republican now. Forever. Kind of like the invention of radio forever. Yeah, so Democrats spent millions on shiny ads and polished speeches, and so a guy on the sidewalk summed up this race better than every panel on CNN combined. Rogers isn't flashy. He's a Michigan native, a normal guy who talks like your neighbor. Turns out, in Detroit, normal is the radical. It's the new radical. You have to choose between the two candidates right now, Mike Rogers or Abdul El-Sayed. Which one are you leaning toward? Mike Rogers. And why is that? Because I know about him more than the other guy. And which side are you leaning towards right now, Abdul El-Sayed or Mike Rogers? Mike Rogers. And what has attracted you to Mike Rogers' campaign? Well, he's American. He knows what's going on here in Michigan. He's been in Michigan for years, so he has a good track record here in Michigan and in America, actually. And do you tend to vote Republican when you go to the polls, or is this a first-time thing for you? It's a first-time thing because I've been Democrat forever. So yeah, I'm switching Republican now. And so it's not just one street corner, it's a movement, folks. There's a page called Democrats for Mike Rogers. It's blowing up. In fact, video after video of Michigan Democrats, officials, everyday voters, they're all saying the same thing. I'm crossing over. Now some of these folks, they voted Democrats for a good 40 years. They didn't leave the party, the party left them Somewhere around the same time, it started blaming bananas on Israel. Fun little game. Try to find the viral page called Republicans for El-Sayed. I'll wait for you. Bring a flashlight. Bring a search party. Bring some snacks. You'll be there for a while. You'll need some bananas too. Picture a Michigan highway. One side is bumper to bumper, every car headed toward Rogers. The other side, one moving tumbleweed. In fact, Even the tumbleweed looks lost. This is not a crossover, folks. This is a one-way street. And Democrats, they're the ones that are honking. So then Joe Manchin walked in and kicked the door off the freaking hinges. Joe Manchin, guys, West Virginia's most famous fence sitter, spent his whole career as a Democrat. I mean, he left the party on his way out of the Senate because, in his words, the brand had turned toxic. So he goes on CNBC, they ask about Michigan, And Manchin, he says it plain. I do support Mike Rogers, a Democrat turned independent, climbing down off the fence to walk across the street and stand next to the Republican. You're OK with El-Sayed becoming senator? No. Oh, you're not OK with it? No. So then endorse Mike Rogers? Well, no, no, I do support Mike Rogers. I think Mike Rogers is a good person. I think he'll do a great job. Do you support other Republicans? I support Susan Collins. I'm going to Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski. These are basically independent, free-thinking Republicans, not crazy, not completely crazy right or completely crazy left. Now, picture the Rogers campaign, folks. They're not framing that clip. They're playing it on every TV from Grand Rapids to Detroit up until Tuesday. Now, the funniest part, El-Sayed, well, he actually stood on stage and shouted, I'm dangerous. He meant dangerous to corporations. Michigan voters, they heard it a little differently. Careful what you brag about out there, sir. Now, we do need to talk about real estate. El-Sayed's favorite attack this whole race. Mike Rogers owns a house in Florida. Gasp. Oh, my God. El-Sayed calls him the Florida man. His campaign made a little online game called Come Home, Mike a game for a Senate race. Truly the Lincoln-Douglas debates of our time. Every Michigander who can afford it, they flee the snow. They're called snowbirds, guys. Picture a retiree in Macomb County scraping ice off his windshield at 6 o'clock in the morning. He ain't mad at Mike Rogers. He's a little jealous. And I wouldn't blame him. In fact, Rogers still has his Michigan home in White Lake Township. He's registered to vote right here. But here's the part that El-Sayed skipped. He reportedly owns property in a luxury development in Dubai. Interesting. So on the debate stage, Rogers lets it fly. At least Florida is in the United States. Come home, Mike? He never left. I'm not somebody who tries to make political theater out of other people's pain. Your whole campaign is political theater. And you turn it into political theater. I'm sorry. Including putting on a white jacket. Gentlemen, I can tell you this one thing. Today or yesterday was October 7th. This is why you should get absolutely angry. He could not bring himself to even acknowledge the pain, the terrorism, the rape, the murders, cutting off of women's breasts, putting children in ovens and killing them in front of their families. He could not even muster. So I've condemned that. And he could not even muster. I've condemned that. I didn't turn it into political theater like you just did. He did not. All right, let me tell you this. I just need to respond. No, no, no. He's interrupted me for about half of my time. So I'm so sorry, but I'm not somebody who tries to make political theater out of other people's pain. Your whole campaign is political theater. And you turn it into political theater. I'm sorry. Including putting on a white jacket. That's shameful. Gentlemen. Gentlemen. Shameful. Gentlemen. He can't condemn Hamas. He can't condemn the Muslim Brotherhood. He says his home is Egypt. This is all starting in my home city. We are going to move along. We can continue this conversation in the second half of the show. He doesn't want a home in Florida. He took it off the market. I don't know for why, but he just took it off his home in the United Arab Emirates. We're done. Staying in the Middle East. Congressman Rogers, you've pledged. He's in Florida. He's in the United States. Oh, and then comes the statement. And folks, it's a salad, family size. He said his campaign is about skyrocketing gas prices, unaffordable groceries, and the inability to see a doctor. Gas prices from the party that spent years trying to push you into a $60,000 electric car to save a couple bucks on gas? Wait, so you want me to drop $60,000 on an electric car that's depreciating rapidly so I can save a dollar a gallon? I don't know about that. This is like the arsonist complaining about the smoke. Oh, and then, of course, Medicare for all. You guys remember when Obamacare was going to make healthcare affordable? Check your premium. Actually, don't do that. Your blood pressure probably can't take that. But he closes with defending our democracy. Free civics lesson. We're a constitutional republic. Cherry on top. Get money out of politics. Meanwhile, Chuck Schumer's super PAC committed $30 million to elect this man. Oh, and George Soros' nephew hosted his fundraiser in Hollywood. Money out of politics unless it's flowing to him. El Salad? Yeah, now with some extra croutons. Here's how you know it's really bad. CNN starts saying it out loud. Seriously, a Democratic strategist went on CNN and laid it out. When you campaign with certain people, you either fight that label loudly over and over or it sticks. Well, apparently it stuck. This is CNN's own panel. Reading the obituary on live TV. Who signed off on this guy? Governor Gretchen Whitmer endorsed Haley Stevens in the primary. El-Sayed won anyway, and Whitmer climbed aboard. Barack Obama flew into Detroit in an emergency attempt. Rally for him at the Cast Tech. He told the crowd, we have seen this movie before. I starred in it. Sir, this one's going straight to DVD. Chuck Schumer's super PAC wrote the big old checks. Everybody piled into the car. Nobody checked the brakes. Two days out, it's rolling downhill. And Mike Rogers, he barely had to lift a finger. El-Sayed, he made this race about Gaza, Iran, and Hezbollah. Rogers made it about Michigan, gas, jobs, snow tires. People called him generic. Turns out, generic is the special of the day. There's an old saying, never interrupt your opponent while he's making a mistake. Rogers pulled up a lawn chair and grabbed the popcorn. Then he praised Haley Stevens, said her community deserves someone who will show up for them rather than fight over them. Well, Chuck Schumer's big tent, one pole just snapped. So here we are, guys. Tuesday, November 3rd. Do not let the polls tell you that it's over. Vote like you're losing. In fact, picture a line outside of a Macomb County polling place before sunrise. Coffee in hand, frost on the windshield. Michigan picks Rogers or El Sayed. Texas picks Ken Paxton or James Tallarico? And President Trump needs that Senate majority held. Nancy Pelosi already blessed his heart. On Tuesday, Michigan gets the last word. Now, if this video made you smile even once, hit the like button on the way out. One second, zero dollars. God bless. See you on the next one.