00:00Is Abdul El-Sayed Obama 2.0, another radical left and Muslim candidate that went to all the
00:06right institutions and makes all the right political promises? He even attended Oxford
00:11as a Rhodes Scholar. But it seems El-Sayed's similarity to Obama goes beyond the obvious
00:17resume parallels. El-Sayed, like Obama, could share a psychological disease that also runs
00:24rampant throughout our liberal elite, a disease which threatens to divide our nation into warring
00:30factions rather than rebuild what is the greatest country on earth. But it's actually far worse than
00:37just that. El-Sayed's own family members have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas. His entire
00:44campaign seems to be another attempt to sow racial and religious violence in the United States and
00:51also around the world. I'm Mike Steger. I spent eight years exposing the cult of Obama. And
00:57this time, we're going to nip this political career in its bud. So if you want to help rebuild
01:02our country, then hit like and subscribe and become a monthly supporter of Promethean in
01:08the link in the description. In this video, I'm going to break down why El-Sayed is a clear
01:13danger to the country and then follow that straight to where his money and political support actually
01:18comes from. But if we left it there, we would just be tearing down and not building up. So I'm
01:25going
01:25to break down the core elements of what is, without doubt, the most powerful political movement in our
01:31nation's history and why Michigan is ground zero for rebuilding America.
01:40Let's start with the man himself. Because once you understand what's actually driving El-Sayed,
01:46everything else in this video, the money, the network, all of it, makes a lot more sense.
01:52And here's the thing. For all his talk of being the people's champion, the people didn't actually
01:57buy it. He lost Detroit, where he served as the top public health official by nearly 30 points in the
02:04primary. His story as the great champion of the people is just that, a story. And this exposes the
02:12deeper personality disorder of radical leftists like Obama, Mamdani, and El-Sayed. Because when
02:20you look at their voters, they all seem to have graduate degrees and live in the most expensive
02:25of neighborhoods. In two of the most affluent counties in Michigan, El-Sayed beat Haley Stevens in
02:32the primary by 25 points. But again, in broken down Detroit, where the people actually live,
02:39he lost by 30 points. This is what severe narcissism looks like. Haley Stevens, his opponent, and the
02:47Democrat primary, already recognized this tendency. She nailed El-Sayed as the celebrity candidate,
02:54part of the complainer class, someone always chasing the next book deal, the next podcast,
03:00someone, she said more than once, who's already bought his website to run for president.
03:06In a recently released video of a private meeting talking about Democrat Senator John Fetterman
03:12of Pennsylvania, El-Sayed said this about his future role in the party.
03:19Quote,
03:20You put one ogre on a pike, and then everyone else gets the message. And all of a sudden,
03:25it starts to sound a lot different.
03:29Grandiose? A little violent?
03:31He, the great El-Sayed, is going to put people in their place. He then went on to talk about
03:38how he
03:38would be a kingmaker for presidential candidates. So Otto Kermberg was a psychiatrist in the study of
03:46narcissism and borderline pathology, and his work is worth reviewing. Kermberg's work was often cited
03:52during Obama's presidency because of Obama's traits of malignant narcissism. Today, Kermberg might describe
04:00El-Sayed's narcissistic disorder akin to Obama's as having an underlying structure far darker than his
04:07polished exterior might let on. Underneath that smooth-talking, successful surface will be a hollow,
04:16thinly-built identity organized entirely around a grandiose self-image that pushes away anything
04:23that's genuinely admirable or vulnerable. Kermberg might go on, saying that El-Sayed's over-reliance
04:30on social accomplishments is what produces his public confidence. But it's also what makes him
04:37capable of ruthless cruelty towards others. Anyone who stops admiring him or gets too close to the
04:43emptiness inside will likely feel his revenge. Success at all costs. A man who seems to hold the world in
04:51his hands until people start to see him for who he really is. Then, like Obama, he gets violent, unleashes
04:59chaos. Because for people like him, it's personal. It's only about him. But that's the man, the persona.
05:07Where does he actually come from politically? And where does his money come from? Who's backing the
05:13great Abdul El-Sayed and his presidential ambitions? Bear with the details because you'll want to see where this
05:20goes. Abdul El-Sayed wants you to see him as the doctor, the public health official, the road scholar,
05:27the populace fighting against corporations. But every campaign has the story it tells and the secrets that
05:33it doesn't. And when you follow El-Sayed's network far enough, it doesn't lead to a hospital. It leads
05:40somewhere much darker than he'll ever admit. Start with December 1987. The Gaza branch of the Muslim
05:47Brotherhood founded an organization to wage jihad called Hamas. A few months later, in 1988, they
05:54organized a group called the Palestine Committee to raise money and support for Hamas right here in
06:00America. And this isn't speculation. The FBI raided the home of a man named Ishmael El-Barrasi, a close
06:09associate of the Palestine Committee. And the FBI found the paperwork, the bylaws, the meeting minutes,
06:15the whole blueprint. And in these papers, the Palestine Committee's 1991 bylaws called for an official
06:22organization for political work to be headquartered in Washington, D.C. By 1994, that organization was
06:30opened in Washington, and it was named the Council on American Islamic Relations, CARE, C-A-I-R. And who
06:39ran it?
06:39Two men named Omar Ahmad and Nihad Awad, both sitting members of that same Palestine Committee
06:47funding Hamas. They became CARE's top two leaders. So Hamas, designated as a terrorist organization in
06:541995, used their Palestine Committee in the United States to then establish a lobby organization known
07:02today as CARE. Now follow the money. In 2008, a Dallas jury convicted the Holy Land Foundation and
07:10five of its leaders, which was the largest Muslim charity in the United States prior to 9-11,
07:16including for the charge of material support for terrorism, which included transferring $12 million
07:22to Hamas. One of the leaders of the Holy Land Foundation received a 65-year sentence. And CARE was
07:31directly involved in the trial. Prosecutors named CARE itself, along with other organizations,
07:37as unindicted co-conspirators in that case. So why is this relevant to El-Sayed? Well, first,
07:44let's look at who ran the branch of CARE in Michigan, including during the trial.
07:49His name is Tayeb Jukaku. And Mr. Jukaku isn't just tied to CARE. He's also a member of the Islamic
07:57Society of North America. And the society was another named co-conspirator in that trial.
08:03The Holy Land Foundation, the convicted charity funding Hamas, even shared a bank account with
08:09the society's financial arm. So Mr. Jukaku was both a member of this society and today still sits
08:16on CARE's Michigan board. And who is Mr. Jukaku? He is Abdul El-Sayed's father-in-law.
08:24Now, of course, some will say this is just family relations. But that's clearly not the case. First,
08:31this is about a culture of political support for the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist organization
08:35that seeks a religious war in the Middle East. For comparison, this isn't the support of Egypt,
08:41or the Egyptian people, a nation in the Middle East, from where El-Sayed's family actually came.
08:47This is support for the Muslim Brotherhood, which perhaps ironically is banned in Egypt by popular
08:54support. But here's why this ultimately connects to El-Sayed and his political ambitions. Mr. Jukaku
09:01was the top donor to the super PAC bankrolling his son-in-law's Senate primary campaign,
09:08$200,000 for a PAC that's only raised $480,000 total. That's nearly half the war chest just from
09:17his father-in-law. So when El-Sayed says this is about Palestine's liberation, it would seem his
09:23agenda has little to do with the liberation of Palestine, or for that matter, religious freedoms.
09:28That's just a convenient story. That's like saying the October 7th attack was done in the cause of
09:33Palestine's liberation when it was clearly intended to ignite a religious war. His political ideology,
09:40as it stands, is far more about stoking racial and religious violence throughout America than it is
09:46about the people and democracy, as he claims. For example, let's compare the Hamas Muslim Brotherhood
09:53orientation in the Middle East to President Trump's Board of Peace and the Abraham Accords.
09:59With backing from Iran and others, Hamas ignited the worst degree of destruction in the Middle East
10:04in a generation. Had Hamas not launched an attack on October 7th, Gaza would still be standing,
10:10and tens of thousands of Palestinians would still be alive. Now, under the Board of Peace and the
10:17Accords, Hamas has already agreed to abdicate political leadership in Gaza, as well as to disarm.
10:24The nations of Iraq and Syria have now regained their sovereignty and are embarking on major
10:31industrial advancement through the support of Western financing. Saudi Arabia is pursuing a
10:37major economic partnership with the United States regarding nuclear energy, and there will be more
10:42projects to come as the Iran war is resolved. This is quite a difference in approach. Rather than
10:49supporting policies that would help develop the Middle East, El-Sayed and his broader political
10:54network support the radicalization of the Middle East, while he seeks to sow Marxist conflict here
11:00at home. And that's really the tell, which raises the real question, what kind of man builds a career on
11:07this kind of violence and division? Well, the kind of man who has been trained for exactly this kind of
11:13role. As his bio states, El-Sayed attended Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, and that credential points to the
11:20deeper source of the current political fight. The Rhodes Scholarship was actually set up by British
11:26imperialist Cecil Rhodes to ensure that ambitious American academics, people like El-Sayed and Bill
11:32Clinton, are trained in proper British methods. Not American methods, but proper British imperial ones.
11:40Today, it seems that El-Sayed has been deployed into U.S. politics to instigate the same kind of racial
11:47and religious violence that his idol, Obama, had unleashed during his political career. The same kind of
11:54divide-and-conquer tactics of the British Empire. But if this is what British methods look like, then what are
12:01American methods? Well, American methods are what we're building. A new political coalition, a coalition of
12:08builders, patriots, working-class Americans, families, veterans, and young people, all who agree that we
12:14can build and should build a better nation and solve the big problems. Who all agree that you can't build
12:20a
12:21better nation, though, if you don't love that nation. Love its history, its sacrifices, and its accomplishments.
12:28The whole premise of America is that wealth can expand and grow. That as a nation, we look to grow
12:34and
12:35solve problems, not pick winners and losers. We don't navel-gaze about what Mother Earth might think.
12:41We build the industry, educate the population, and solve the big problems. As one nation, together,
12:48the people, the government, the corporations, the states, everyone. But that hasn't been what we've
12:55been doing for the last 50 years. Under the British free trade system, our nation was looted,
13:00and it was left with zero growth mantras. NAFTA and the World Trade Organization, mass immigration,
13:08major bank bailouts. And as a result, the commonwealth of our nation, the affordable homes and good schools
13:15and hospitals have all been destroyed. But narcissists like El-Sayed and Mamdani want to pour gasoline on
13:22that fire. These radicals want to tear it all down in their own narcissistic image. But even the people
13:29of Detroit can see El-Sayed for what he is. So the real American approach would be to revive the
13:35genius
13:36of the American system, to unleash the fire of the American people. And today, that's what President Trump
13:42is reviving, the great American methods to grow, to build, and revitalize the nation together. That's why MAGA
13:50is the greatest political movement in our nation's history, because this isn't just a political fight.
13:56What we're doing today is ending a global cult of violence, decay, and that economics of globalization
14:04and free trade that has been our nation's enemy for centuries. A cult that El-Sayed, Mamdani, Obama,
14:13and their donors all serve. The real solution is to revive America's industry, to make cities like
14:20Detroit once again the wealthiest cities in the world per capita, where the basic aspects of life,
14:25a home, and a safe neighborhood. A family, good hospitals and schools can be met with one job at
14:32a Ford plant. We made this a reality once before because we built it, and we fought for it together
14:38with American methods. The best you could say about El-Sayed is that he just doesn't really know what
14:44America truly is. He thinks it's just about money and power. He projects his own internal emptiness
14:51unto our beloved nation. And America is a nation built on unity, not division. A union toward greater
15:00freedom, built on the freedom to discover truth, to make new breakthroughs, and to rally together to
15:06solve the big problems like no nation ever has. That's our heritage. And it's what Cecil Rhodes or
15:12Obama, Mamdani, and El-Sayed will never understand. And that's your overview. I'm Mike Steger with
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15:30Thanks for watching, and I'll see you on Sunday.
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