In-Town Pool #13 - Attacks on El-Sayed

POTUS claimed Dem Michigan U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed qualified for ballot by getting signatures from Muslim Brotherhood and what he described as a church he said was called the “House of Satan.” He later said the country can’t have a “jihadist” in the U.S. senate.

He then mentioned the Dan Sullivan name issue in Alaska.

Trump began to tout tax cuts from his “One Big Beautiful Bill,” and said the U.S. is “winning” the war in Iran. He also lauded the unleashing on natural gas and hundreds of billions of dollars in oil from Venezuela and Greenland.

“We have more than Saudi Arabia and Russia put together,” he said.

He repeated his promise that adults will get $5K if Republicans win the election.

“We have to keep our Congress strong and free,” said Trump.

He said it would be foolish to elect people who “hate our country.”

Gerren Keith Gaynor
White House Correspondent
Managing Editor of Politics