Abdul El-Sayed speaks at a rally the clip's title tags "Midterms | Senate." He runs through ICE in communities, struggling to see a doctor, a war he says the US has no business fighting, and a trade war with Canada he says costs families an average of $5,600. Then he contrasts that with a Florida millionaire with a mansion, two yachts and a private jet, for whom "maybe life is amazing."
The receipt
- Who
- Abdul El-Sayed
- Where
- rally - Abdul El-Sayed Senate campaign rally, Wayne State University, Detroit
- Original footage
- Project America | News · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 53 seconds, unedited within the cut
Read the transcript
When you hear notes about ice in your community has it felt like the last two years have been amazing. When you go to try to see a doctor, if you can see a doctor, has it felt like the last two years have been amazing? When you think about the fact that we are now at a war, that we have no business fighting has it felt like the last two years have been amazing? When you think about the fact that we are in a trade war with Canada and you pay an average of $5 ,600 does it feel like the last two years have been amazing? But here's the thing, if you're a millionaire from Florida and you got a mansion in two yachts, which for some reason are in Maryland, maybe for you life is amazing. When you fly around in a private jet, maybe for you, life is amazing.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.