Democratic Senate candidate from Michigan promises to oust big corporations from politics

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed vows to eliminate corporate money from politics and improve healthcare during his campaign in Michigan. Speaking to over a thousand supporters in Detroit, he criticized Republican opponent Mike Rogers for accepting corporate donations. El-Sayed condemned Donald Trump as a symptom of a political system that allows corporations and billionaires to influence politicians. He emphasized the need to prioritize domestic spending over foreign aid, particularly in light of U.S. support for Israel. El-Sayed also addressed attacks on his faith, calling them distractions from real issues affecting voters. He received support from Senator Elizabeth Warren, who urged voters to elect Democrats for meaningful change.