KICKED OUT!!! She Walked Into a Detroit Church With the Republican… And Democrats LOST It!

Sunday morning, Detroit church, the door swing open and walking down the aisle is Democrat Congresswoman Haley Stevens, shoulder to shoulder with Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers. No, this is not AI. This is not a deep fake, guys. Democrats checked twice, at least twice. And then they checked the third time. And after that, they just started crying. Now, here's a twist, guys. This is the same Haley Stevens that Chuck Schumer personally handpicked to save Michigan Chuck Schumer's Golden Girl, his secret weapon, and two days before the election, Days before election day, his secret weapon just endorsed the Republican. Chuck, buddy, how's the recruiting going? And so the question is, well, why did she do it? Because Democrat nominee Abdul El-Sayed, he told her to stay away. He uninvited her from a Democrat unity event. They actually kicked somebody out of a unity event. This is like getting thrown out of a hug. How do you do that? So she said, you're right, Abdul, and she walked straight into a church with the other guy. Bold strategy Abdul, bold now. Pure chaos basically. Chuck Schumer is calling it a despicable betrayal. Her own staff quit so fast that they left skid marks. A heckler screamed traitor in her face because nothing wins people back quite like yelling at them. Yeah, freaking brilliant strategy there. And then of course, Stacey Abrams. Yes, that Stacey Abrams, the woman who spent years acting like she's secretly the governor of Georgia. She looked into a camera and she called Haley Stevens a Now, Michigan could decide who controls the U.S. Senate, folks. The media is calling this one bad Sunday, but it's not. Today you're getting everything they skipped, the ban, the betrayal, the cracks spreading in the party, and you're going to see exactly why a lot of people believe that God is the Now, if you or someone you love is on Medicare or turning the tender young age of 65 years old, check out Chapter, guys. I'm serious. I left their phone number and a link in the description down below. It's totally free Medicare help. And this stuff is complicated. It is definitely worth a quick call. So, give them a phone call. Phone number's down below. They're saving the average senior about $1,100 a year. And their phone number is 909-563-8279. Because Medicare should be a lot easier to figure out than a Democrat seating chart. And if you're new here, go ahead and subscribe, guys. Unlike El-Sayed's campaign, we actually want you here. Ain't no bouncer either. And if you laugh even one time, trust me, guys, the whole Stacey Abrams part, oh, it's coming. Hit the like button on the way out. All right. So, check this out. Sunday morning, Morning, the coffee's brewing somewhere in Michigan, a phone. Phone buzzes, you open it and there's Haley Stevens, Democrat, Congresswoman, Chuck Schumer's hand-picked Senate candidate staring right into the camera. Abdul El-Sayed said that I was no longer welcome in his campaign and that I should stay away. Pause guys. And he's right. That's right. Then she drops it. She's endorsing Mike Rogers, the Republican. Hey, Michigan. As you may have seen, our Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, Abdul, said that I was no longer welcome in his campaign and that I should stay away. And he's right. And that's why I am endorsing Mike Rogers for the United States Senate today. I don't belong in Abdul's campaign. I do not stand with Hasan Piker, who gets trafficked on our college campuses. A dear friend of mine earlier today was saying that education is on the ballot, and she's absolutely right. And what our students see, what our children see, and who we are as Michiganders is not hate and is not what we are getting out from our Democratic nominee right now. So I am just one person. I love this state. As some of you know, I've I've You know, run a campaign saying that it was a love letter to Michigan and I'm here to declare who we are as Michiganders. This is Phil Hart's seat for the U.S. Senate. This is the conscience of the Senate right now and our Michigan moment. Millions of views within hours, and the first reaction from one of El-Sayed's biggest fans? For a moment, I thought it was AI. Nope. 100% real guys. Now think about that. For years, the left warned us that AI fakes would fool voters. Turns out that the most unbelievable video of this whole election was real. I mean, somewhere a fact checker just fainted. Reality didn't need AI. All it needed was one Sunday in Michigan. But she didn't stop at a video. Same morning, perfecting church, Detroit. Now, picture the scene, folks. Wooden pews packed, church hats, hymnals, folks in their Sunday's best, and the doors open, OK? And in walks Haley Stevens. Right next to her, Mike Rogers, guys, a Democrat and a Republican standing side by side, same aisle. This is unbelievable. Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens has endorsed the Republican candidate Mike Rogers over her own party's nominee. Abdul El-Sayed, he had defeated her for the Democratic Senate nomination. My vote for Senate, I am just one vote, as is every Michigander. My vote for Senate is going to be with Mike Rogers, and I will tell you why. Because we have to stand with country. We can't stand with hate. We can't stand with Hasan Piker. A friend of mine was talking about how education is on the ballot, and it's very true. There's a lot of young people looking at this election. I was a young person once, and we've got to make a choice about who is standing with them. He's a jihadist. He's a Muslim Brotherhood guy. Yeah, I'd say she's a danger. I think she was very brave doing it. And she did it for the people of Michigan. And I have great respect. I don't know her. I've never met her, but I have great respect for her, I will tell you. And she put up a great race. You know, she was supposed to lose by like 25 points, and she ended up losing by half This wasn't a tweet, this was a statement to actually physically show up side by side guys because anybody could just hit post from their couch in their pajamas. It takes a whole different kind of backbone to walk into a Detroit congregation next to the guy that your own party spent months calling an enemy. That's right, guys. They called him the enemy. And look at the timing. Sunday morning, All Saints weekend inside of a church. Some people are going to call that politics. A lot of people are calling it something else. She saw the light, didn't she? Now, real quick, guys, you already know somebody who still thinks that the Democratic Party is one big old happy family. Yeah, go ahead and send them this video right now, and then go ahead and sit back and watch her face. It's cheaper than a movie, and the plot twist is a whole lot better. So... How did we get here guys? Grab your popcorn. It started with an ad, not El Sayed's ad, an outside group's ad. The group's pack was founded by the uncle of Hasan Piker. You know, the left-wing streamer who acts like El Sayed's personal hype man. We get all the sandwich stuff for the kids' lunch. I don't like turkey anymore. Yeah, I know. What about the bananas? Yeah, I got them too. But honey. What? You're going to have to put those eggs back. They don't like eggs anymore? No, they like eggs. But we have to set that $7 aside for killing Palestinians. What? I mean, don't we give Israel $4 billion a year anyways? Yeah, and now we're giving them another $26 billion. Do you know how much that is per American taxpayer? No. It's like $161 per person. Apparently it's costing us a lot of money to drop bombs on Gaza. That's terrible. Don't they get universal health care too? Yeah, they do. We're paying for that too, probably. Might as well put the bananas back. Why the do we have to pay for all this? Don't cuss at me. Why does Mike Rogers care so much about what Israelis want, and so little about what you want? Mike Rogers is for This is for... they-them. Abdul El-Sayed is for Yeah, so Haley Stevens called the ad anti-Semitic. She asked El-Sayed for one simple thing. Condemn it. Easy, right? One sentence, 10 seconds, done. Instead, El-Sayed said that she was intent on re-litigating a primary that ended three months ago. Translation, get over it, Haley. I'm not going to apologize or renege on this thing. So he finally rejected the ad on Saturday, a day late and a Senate seat short. Meanwhile, back at home, her own fiance, Jason Turkish, had already announced that he was voting for Mike Rogers. Stevens called it a household divided. Now, imagine Thanksgiving at that house, right? Past the stuffing and the Mike Rogers yard sign. Oh yeah, first a divided household, then a divided party. So now, here's where it gets ridiculous, guys. Sunday was supposed to be a big, beautiful unity moment. Stevens and El-Sayed together in church, smiling for the cameras, maybe even a group hug. Democrats love a group hug. But then the invitation disappeared. Michigan Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, who actually helped to plan the event, asked Stevens not to come. Her reason? The fight had become distracting. Now, let me get this straight, guys. You uninvited the woman who almost won your primary from a unity event. For being distracting. It's like getting kicked out of a group hug for hugging incorrectly. How do you incorrectly, invalidly hug? So stupid right? Nothing says, we're all in this together quite like a velvet rope and a bouncer named Debbie. Oh and here's what it does tell you. When they say unity, they don't really mean unity, come on. They mean obedience. Sit down, stay quiet, shut up. Clap on cue. If I want your opinion, I'll tell you about it. So Haley Stevens, she didn't clap. She just found a different church to hang out at. So let's go ahead and talk about Haley Stevens and who she actually is. She's not some random backbencher that nobody's heard of. Chuck Schumer recruited her personally. I mean, he looked at Michigan and said, you know, she's the one. She can beat Mike Rogers, Schumer's golden girl, the candidate that the whole Democrat establishment lined up behind. Then, in August, she barely lost the primary to Abdul El-Sayed, razor thin, a photo finish actually. He cannot denounce this ad. He cannot figure out who the good guys and the bad guys are in the Middle East. He can't tell who our allies are and who they They aren't. He said when that, Lunatic rammed his truck into the synagogue, hurt people, hurt people. And his campaign, Anderson, has at some points been based on this idea that we can't say have things like good schools in America because we have foreign aid to Israel. He's essentially himself made the same argument that they were making in that economically incoherent piece of garbage ad that we just played here on CNN. He's dabbled in this rhetoric himself. So to expect him to denounce that now, I mean, I applaud Haley Stevens for trying, but good luck. ****, he clearly... ...believes in it. So do I think that Rogers is going to peel off Jewish Democrats in Michigan? Yes. I also think he's going to peel off some black Democrats in Michigan because El-Sayed won't give them the time of day either. I think he has had no interest in listening to the concerns of the Jewish community or the black community, and it's a very close race. And, you know, on election night, we'll see if it makes a difference. The flummox, though, at how this is being portrayed is somehow a problem with Haley Stevens. Haley Stevens is trying to drag her party's nominee and her party generally Back towards some semblance of respectability here. They are engaging in vile anti-Semitism. Everybody here seems to agree that this ad is anti-Semitic. And the fact that Abdul El-Sayed cannot denounce it, will not denounce it. So I want you to think about what this means, okay? A huge chunk of Michigan Democrats voted for Haley Stevens. And on Sunday morning, they watched her walk in the church with the Republican. Now, I want you to do the math, guys. Actually, don't even bother. Democrats are already doing it on napkins, and they're sweating through their suits. So check this out. Like, Chuck Schumer, he handpicked her to save Michigan, and she picked somebody else to save Michigan. Just not his guy. It's incredible what just happened. This is remarkable. So now, how did Abdul El-Sayed take the news? Calmly? Gracefully? Like a statesman? Ugh. Of course not. Now picture it, right? Cameras flashing, microphones in his face, every reporter shouting the same name, Haley Stevens, Haley Stevens. His jaw tightened and he scolds them. I am not in the business of driving clicks for you. I have a sense that you all are here today because of the decisions of somebody who's not here right now. Am I right about that? But I'm just going to tell you, this is a state of 10 million people who deserve a lot I'm a lot more focused. On the $9,999,998 that are not the ones you guys are talking about, okay? They pay too much in gas. They pay too much in groceries. They're worried about the quality of their kids' schools. They're worried about the quality of the air and the water that they drink. That's what we should be focused on. So I'm going to ask when we take questions that you keep your questions focused on the issues that Michiganders really care about. Now, that might not drive clicks for you. I get it. I understand your business, right? But they're the issues that Michiganders are paying attention to. And I'm not in the business of driving clicks for you. I'm in the business of trying to solve problems for the people in my state. So if you want to ask me questions about the issues that the people in my state are facing, I am happy to answer them. If you want to ask me questions about some intrigue and about two folks who aren't here right now, I'm going to be less interested in asking. I'm just putting it out there. Thank you. At the end of the day, I actually don't think about Haley Stevens. Sir, you're running for the United States Senate. Driving clicks is the business. And then of course came the line of the week. At the end of the day, I actually don't think about Haley Stevens. Oh, okay. Sure, Abdul. All of this while your campaign told her to stay away, fought with her all weekend and you can't stop talking about her. And you're going to say at the end of the day, I don't even think about Haley Stevens. Ain't nobody buying that. This is like your ex saying, I don't even think about you in a 40 minute voicemail. Yeah. Okay. Now here's the best part guys. Every angry word out of his mouth, It's another click. You're welcome. Welcome Abdul. Oh, and then TV lit up. Oh, it got lit, okay? Mehdi Hassan, one of El-Sayed's biggest allies, went on live television, picture it guys, suit pressed, hair perfect, voice a-shaking. He admitted that before the cameras rolled, he was screaming things at his phone that a family audience just should not hear. On a Sunday morning, guys, which, you know, at the same time, she was in a church. Now, let that sink in, guys. She's out here singing hymns in the church. He's yelling at an iPhone. Then he called her a liar. Then he started lining up the blame ahead of time. If El-Sayed loses, it's the Haley Stevens wing that did that. Oh, and then he called Mike Rogers a racist. Examples, zero. Evidence, none. Vibes, plenty of them. So this is what it looks like when a party takes all its moral high ground and aims it at itself. They're not even fighting Republicans anymore, guys. They're fighting each other. And honestly, we brought popcorn. And so now, the moment we've been waiting for. Stacey Abrams on TV fuming. And she says Haley Stevens used black people as a prop out of sore I think just given the history in that state, Detroit, I'll let you take that there, Stacey. Well, Antonia, you're being very politic about it, and I appreciate it, but let's be clear. She used black people as a prop in order to pursue an agenda of sore loser-ness. And having been someone who has not won everything I sought, It is deeply inappropriate to use anyone else to justify your behavior and to justify your... Sore loser-ness. Using black people as a pawn. This is not even a word, guys. Sore loser-ness. What kind of conjugation is that? But if anybody knows what it means, it's Stacey. Because this is the woman who lost the Georgia governor's race in 2018, guys, and spent years refusing to admit it. Speeches and interviews. She practically picked out curtains for a mansion that she never moved into. And now she's handing out sore loser trophies. Then came the props lecture. Really? From the party where Joe Biden told black voters, Oh, and in the very same breath, she pivoted straight into abortion talking points. Got it. Using people is bad, unless it's a talking point. Stacey's not mad about props. She's mad somebody went off script. Then, of course, the whole party came for her. Chuck Schumer, you know, Chuck Schumer, the man who recruited her, called it a despicable betrayal. Congressman Jared Huffman called her a pathetic, petty, Selfish. Unhinged. Four insults, really. Apparently one just wasn't enough for her. And at the press conference, a heckler got right in her face. TRAITOR! The questions ended fast. We're done. Oh, and her own staff? They quit. Walked right out the door on a Sunday, guys. So let's go ahead and review, shall we? Everyone gather around. One disagreement, and within hours, name-calling, screaming, resignations. This is not a political party. This is a hostage situation with yard signs. But here's the serious part. That kind of rage can get to you. So tonight, say a prayer for Haley Stevens and her family, please. Because she showed more guts in one Sunday than Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer have shown in years. Now, here's what should really scare the Democratic Party. She's not alone. I mean, Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, hoodie and all, has been hammering El-Sayed for months. And when the party piled on Stevens, Fetterman stood up for her. And it's not just politicians. Picture regular folk, guys. The autoworker in Flint, Michigan. The mom in Grand Rapids. People who voted for both parties their whole lives. They're watching what Democrats are pushing in schools and at the border. And they're done. Now, At this point, every Democrat in Washington is quietly asking one question. If they'll do this to Haley Stevens, what will they do to me? This is not one rebel, guys. This is a crack in the dam, and the dams don't just crack once, okay? So check this out. What did Haley Stevens say to herself? She didn't whine. She didn't hide. She stepped up to the microphone and said, I stood with my party, and I was booed off the stage. Booed. By her own team, guys. Then she said, I'm still a very proud Democrat, and she reminded everyone that this is Phil Hart's seat, the man that they called the conscience of the Senate. She even pointed to Mike Duggan, the longtime Detroit mayor who also stepped outside of his party. Detroit kept voting for him anyway. She said education is on the ballot. Kids are watching what grownups do. Now, here's the bottom line, guys. She represents Michigan, not a party. Her Her ballot belongs to her. This is how voting is supposed to work. She told CNN it felt like a weight off of her shoulders. It's kind of funny, right? Now, Democrats are the ones that are carrying it. Isn't that funny? Now, picture Mike Rogers at the podium. He calls it courage in politics, and he's earned some credit himself. He's met with about two dozen black pastors in Detroit. One told him that he hadn't seen a Republican in those pews in 50 years. 50 years, guys. Republicans, take notes. Show up everywhere. President Donald Trump jumped in, too. Stevens has just endorsed Mike Rogers. For the Senate. All caps, naturally. I mean, it is Donald Trump, of course, right? So, Mike Rogers summed it up. This is the same arrogance that cost him Haley Stevens. Oh, but don't get comfy, guys. El-Sayed raised $1.2 million in four hours after the news broke. The other side, they're fired up. This is bigger than one Senate seat, guys. This is about what kind of country we get to keep. Michigan, if you haven't voted yet, go ahead and get it done. And go ahead and bring the guy who still thinks that the video was AI. We need his vote too. Now, folks, I want Do you have her courage?