Abdul el-Sayed

As far-left Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed began to be declared the winner of the state’s Senate primary by media outlets, MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle began her praise of the candidate on her Money, Power, Politics morning-time show. She called El-Sayed “practical” because of his views for “Medicare for All and affordability,” while she also compared his win to Ukrainian…

On Wednesday morning, the major broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC had full stories gushing over far-left Michigan senatorial candidate Abdul el-Sayed’s slight victory over Congresswoman Haley Stevens (D-MI), dubbing him a “progressive,” “self-described capitalist” who “ran on a populist platform” of “housing and education” with a side of ending U.S. “support for Israel.”

Beating out ABC and NBC, Wednesday’s CBS Mornings secured a live interview with Michigan Democratic senatorial nominee and “progressive” Abdul el-Sayed that, at nearly six minutes long, largely let the socialist filibuster on his campaign talking points with only one probing question and a brief follow-up about his demands the U.S. cease all foreign aid to Israel, but wasn’t framed as anti-…

CNN’s Abby Phillip interviewed Vermont socialist Senator Bernie Sanders as part of CNN’s primary night coverage, which was headlined by Michigan’s Senate Democrat primary between Congresswoman Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed. The soft interview gave Sanders the opening to confirm what many of us have suspected all along.

Amid the Elitist Media’s runup to tonight’s primary election, with a focus on the Michigan Democrat Senate race, viewers were exposed to a rare moment of clarity. NBC Nightly News actually aired poll data showing the unpopularity of socialism among independent voters.

Ahead of the Michigan Democratic Senate primary and the possibility a victory for far-left Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI), Tuesday’s CNN This Morning focused heavily on the issue of Israel in the campaign, a frequent topic used by El-Sayed. Instead of a large discussion over establishment struggles, host Audie Cornish said El-Sayed was “inevitable” after the “uncommitted” DNC electors saga in 2024.

MRC Original: The editors at Apple News and the algorithm behind Google News appeared to receive the same marching orders ahead of the 2026 midterm elections: Don't promote negative stories about scandal-plagued Democrats, but don't extend the same treatment to Republicans.

Ahead of Tuesday’s Michigan Democratic Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Representative Haley Stevens, MS NOW Capitol Hill correspondent Ali Vitali previewed the race on Monday’s Morning Joe and spent most of her report on Israel and AIPAC, used frequently in attacks on Stevens. 

MS NOW’s The Connection covered AIPAC’s heavy spending in Michigan’s Senate primary and a heated exchange between Rep. Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed. Host Soboroff labeled Stevens’ remarks as racist but ignored El-Sayed’s own statements and ties to controversial figure Hasan Piker, reflecting a double standard in addressing antisemitism and Islamophobia in the race.

CNN senior correspondent Donie O’Sullivan joined The Source host Kaitlan Collins on Thursday to promote his new documentary, The Left Insurgency, that will air on Sunday. As part of that documentary, O’Sullivan interviewed far-left influencer Hasan Piker, who is known for being a member of the Mao Zedong fan club, but despite this, O’Sullivan claimed that the “democratic socialists” just wants…

The ongoing debt crisis within the Democratic National Committee has driven the wedge between establishment Democrats and their radical democratic socialist wing even further. This Tuesday, MS NOW Reports host Antonia Hylton invited ex-DNC vice chair David Hogg to discuss the crisis, despite him being a left-wing activist who built his career off the lost lives of his classmates and was ousted…

Media Research Center President David Bozell joined The National News Desk Monday morning to discuss a recent MRC Special Report on Apple and Google News bias. The MRC found that these outlets hid at least 104 stories about Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s corruption from the Top 20 spots on their morning news feeds. 

In an exclusive interview on Sinclair Broadcasting’s The National News Desk, Media Research Center (MRC) President David Bozell revealed a new study alleging that Apple News and Google News actively shielded progressive Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed from critical press coverage.

MRC Original: If there’s one thing that stands out whenever Abdul El-Sayed is pressed about his radical positions, it’s his smile. His nearly perfect teeth, neatly trimmed beard and laid-back black hair rarely seem out of place, no matter how hard-hitting the question.