🚨 BUSTED: Abdul El-Sayed says he "never, never called for defunding" the police. The tape says otherwise. In a 2020 radio interview, El-Sayed said "We do need to defund the police." He posted about a dozen times in support of the movement and called police "standing armies we deploy against our own people." Then he DELETED his entire X history before launching his Senate run, and CNN caught it. Mike Rogers worked the street as an FBI agent, and he asked the obvious question: why would you delete all of it? You don't scrub something you're proud of.

🚨 BREAKING: Laura Ingraham just laid out what she says is the radical left's playbook to take down federal authority. Per Ingraham, it goes like this. Flood the streets nationwide until Trump invokes the Insurrection Act.  Claim the military is committing abuses. Get the press to amplify every clip. Then blue state governors unite to override federal authority and rewrite the Constitution. She says former Obama and Biden staffers, ex-USAID employees and community organizers are openly discussing it. One former USAID staffer made it sound like utopia. "We're going to have to, if we want to live in peace and deeper democracy, reform our legal frameworks,"  They call it reform. It's a power grab with a nicer name.

🚨 LMAO: Mike Rogers just pointed out that Abdul El-Sayed can't stop talking about TRUMP. Michiganders have lost manufacturing jobs, they're paying some of the highest auto insurance rates in the country, and their schools keep sliding. El-Sayed's answer to all of it is "Trump." Trump isn't on the ballot in Michigan. El-Sayed is. When you can't defend your own record, you run against somebody else's.