Abdul El-Sayed Left One Thing Off His Senate Campaign RESUME | Nancy Mace
[00:00] Good evening, this is Congresswoman Nancy Mace of the Get Maced podcast. If you are not a subscriber yet, please sign up right now. Tonight, we're going to talk about Democrats who love to play dress-up, or another word for cosplay. The left has the audacity to lecture you about trusting science. And then, get this, believe it or not, they then run a man for the U.S. Senate who calls himself a physician after never getting a medical license, never doing a medical residency, and admitting he spent four weeks cosplaying as a doctor. Cosplaying meaning to pretend he's an actual doctor. Now, he's got an M.D., okay, but that's not a doctor, that's not a physician, that's just a Halloween costume that learned how to run for office. That's it. If I put on a white coat, if you and I put on white, a white coat, a white lab coat, and start writing prescription, you know what that is?
[01:04] That's a felony. And if a Democrat does it on a debate stage, well, that's just a campaign platform. Those are the rules. I didn't make them up. The same party, Democrats, will tell you what a woman, what she can wear, then swear they invented bodily autonomy. The same party, Democrats, will tell black voters that they're, quote, empowered,
[01:31] then, have a stroke when Nicki Minaj says, vote Republican.
[01:36] Democrats don't want liberation. They want obedience and a fantasy because they don't live in reality. You just turned on the Get Maced podcast with Nancy Mace. Welcome to Get Maced. We are going to mace some Democrats tonight who love to play dress up. I'm Congresswoman Nancy Mace. Since everyone wants to talk about what I wear, tonight I thought I'd talk about what they wear. On the left. Tonight we're doing the Democrat wardrobe. Three outfits, three lies, and one party that thinks a uniform is the same as a job. If the truth makes you laugh, then good, because that's what we're going to be doing tonight. His name is Abdul El-Sayed. My name is Abdul El-Sayed. I am a physician and I've become a doctor. In the state of Michigan, the U.S. Senate nominee for the Democrat Party built a campaign on I'm a doctor, not a politician. He says in his saying he's a physician, by the way.
[02:37] Well, I brought the receipts. Well, and by the way, one of the reasons I have endorsed this guy is there are no people in the Democratic caucus who are physicians.
[02:52] Ironically, the Republicans have four. And look where they got us. Yeah. Abdul El-Sayed has never had a medical license. Never in Michigan. Never held one in New York. Never. Never did a residency, a medical residency. Never practiced medicine. He did a four-week, what they call sub-internship. I was doing a sub-internship in northern Manhattan. And my job was to be the worst doctor on the team. Right? But I was like cosplaying a doctor. And these are his words, not mine. He said he was cosplaying as a doctor and that he was the worst fake doctor on the team. And that's not humility. That's an unforced. Confession. It's an unforced error, as they say, in politics. And the result of that, and it's a physician. I'm sure you're aware of that. Michigan law says you can't use titles designed to make people believe you are licensed in that profession. Voters hear the word physician and picture a man in a lab coat who can write prescriptions and stand over a body and be legally allowed to touch it.
[03:56] You got attacked by your rivals for calling yourself a physician, not just a doctor, even though you don't have a vaccine. You don't have a valid state medical license in New York or Michigan, which apparently is what you need legally to call yourself a physician. Do you wish you just stuck to calling yourself a doctor, which you are, to avoid all of this controversy and attacks on your physician status? When Mehdi Hassan, not exactly Fox News, but when Mehdi Hassan, you got to respect it, asked Abdul Al-Sayed if he told the truth, Abdul pivoted to it's not about whether your kid gets a good education.
[04:30] I'm sure Abdul is referencing his quote lived experience. That is a jungle word for the left. They love words that don't have any meaning when they play dress up. But brother, Abdul, the question was, are you a physician? That is a yes or a no. That's not a TED talk. Nobody wants to hear a TED talk from you. That's why you're behind in the polls. And the same movement that wants government to run health care, Abdul wants Medicare for all.
[05:00] And he's telling you that as a man, telling you he's a physician who's never practiced medicine. Listen, he wants to write the rules as he lies to you about his medical experience, which is zero right here. You know, at the end of the day, it's not about whether or not I'm a physician or a doctor. The question is, can you see a doctor? It's not about my education. It's about whether or not your kid gets a good education. So I'm just not spending time. But people would say it's also about, did you tell the truth? The same Democratic movement that wants government to run health care, Abdul wants Medicare for all, wants to hire a man who never practiced medicine to write the rules.
[05:36] That's like hiring a guy to land the plane because he got the little airplane wings pen when he was a kid.
[05:47] That's exactly what this is. If credentials are sacred and they mean something, when they want to shut you up, it's, quote, believe the experts. It's believe science.
[06:00] They don't get to be optional when the expert is on the ballot. This should be disqualifying for anyone running for office. Doctor is a degree. It's an MD. A physician is a job. He did the first. He skipped the second. And Abdul sold the third to voters. That's not health care. That's not a resume. That's what we call a costume. That's what we call cosplaying, to use Abdul's own words.
[06:36] On to the comments section. This week it was Sharon Stone for the win.
[06:42] The Sharon Stone that made a career out of. Uncrossing her legs. Yeah, that one lecturing Sidney Sweeney. So this week, Sharon Stone told Sidney Sweeney that she needed to, quote, take responsibility for a sexy ad where she held up two footballs for a gambling ad, which is her First Amendment right to wear whatever she wants to wear. Sharon Stone said this. The woman whose entire cultural nuclear weapon was uncrossing her legs. And a police station for the whole world to see the woman who made America forget the plot of a movie because of the way she spread her legs. That woman is now the hall monitor in all those different ways that people kick dirt in your eye when, you know, you're hot and
[07:39] then you have to think about it because you're hot and that's just the way mama made you. And meanwhile, a year ago. Sharon Stone was applauding Sidney Sweeney. She was a point other scientists said, well, she only got the cover of Life magazine because she had good legs. And Jane said, well, if I did, then that helped me get more money for my research. And Sidney said, yeah, and I'm sure I made a billion dollars for the gene company. And I'm good with that because, you know what? I'll get another job. I'm applauding her until it was unpopular. And I said it this weekend. I'll say it again is very bold. Of Sharon Stone. This is the new feminism. It's not my body, my choice. It's my body, my choice, her body, my choice. That's what feminists, modern day feminists are offering you, telling you how to dress, telling you how to market, telling you what to wear when they don't like what you wear, criticizing you, telling you you have bodily autonomy, but chastising you for the tattoo therapy you got.
[08:45] They lost their minds in an American Eagle ad last year because Sidney. Sweeney had the audacity to wear jeans. They lost their effing minds at a sports betting ad because Sidney Sweeney looks good hiding behind two footballs. Female athletes who filmed themselves squatting in their underwear accused Sidney Sweeney of objectifying women. The same women that are posing half nude are her. Accusing. Accusing Sidney Sweeney of objectifying women. That's not principle. They're not protecting women. They're rating the competition because they're jealous or actually because they're jealous. Plus, Sidney Sweeney is a registered Republican. Probably more about about that than anything else. Probably the latter.
[09:43] Same crowd. Sex work is work. Only fans is empowerment. Strippers are CEOs. Until a registered Republican. Beautiful blonde does a commercial and suddenly they're Puritans with a ring lights. You cannot spend a decade telling women to be sluts for the revolution and then clutch your pearls because Sidney Sweeney sold jeans and footballs and gambling with her own beauty. That's not morality. That's a union dispute over who gets to be hot on camera. If you believe a woman owns her own body, you don't get to veto when she uses it. You don't get to get paid. You don't get a veto when she votes. You don't get a veto when she doesn't apologize for being pretty. And quote, take responsibility is what people say when they can't say, I hate that what she did worked. They don't want all women free. In fact, Democrats, they only want a certain type of woman free or at least a woman who's dressed the right way and says the right things in the right manner.
[10:47] Oh, my goodness. Tonight, we are getting in it tonight with Nicki Minaj, who I think. Called Democrats racist in a way. Nicki Minaj told young voters this weekend that your voice matters and to get out there and vote. And it's refreshing because for a very long time, people started feeling like we don't know who we can trust. You know, we started feeling like, oh, OK, so everybody is just, you know, going along with some script. And when you see someone that goes off script, it's like you come alive again. You feel alive. Then she said. The quiet. Heart out loud. She said, vote Republican. You guys are so blessed to be able to vote. And you have to more than ever now. You have to take advantage of that ability that you guys have to be able to vote, please. And vote red. Vote red. She said the Internet treated it like a hate crime.
[11:48] They didn't argue policy. They didn't argue anything of substance. I'm why she disagreed with many on the left to get black people to vote Republican. They argued whether or not she had permission to say it. She's not a citizen. She's a sellout barbs. How could you? They tweeted at her, screamed at her, and the translation is they liked the costume. They didn't like her being Republican. I said it before, and I'll say it a little bit slower for the people in the back.
[12:17] Democrats don't want black voters thinking for themselves. Nicki Minaj. Nicki Minaj said it in enough words this weekend in so many words. They want an uneducated voting block of sheep. They want a costume. They want a Sunday show sentence that communities of color as if millions of people share one group chat and are permitted only one opinion to vote Democrat. Well, I have to tell you, blacks are smarter than that, and they're getting much smarter on this. That's why you're seeing people like Nicki Minaj have no fear when they speak. They want to block one group chat, one opinion, 60 years of the same party running the same cities in the same schools that don't get better. The streets don't get safer, and the answer is always vote for us again. Nicki Minaj asked young people to look around and to decide for themselves, and that's what they can't forgive. When a black woman, powerful, rich, successful black woman like Nicki Minaj with a global audience.
[13:23] Tells young people, young black people to look at the country they live in and to pick a side. The party of choice hears insubordination. That's the tell. Empowerment was always supposed to end at Democrat control. If your coalition requires certain groups of people not to notice the state of our schools, our communities, crime, illegal immigration, taking over your neighborhood, you don't have a coalition. You have a script. Nicki Minaj. Nicki Minaj went off script. And that's why they're yelling. Working class voters, black, white, Latino, they can do the math and Republicans have some work to do.
[14:04] But they don't need a calculator. The left keeps offering a lecture and Nicki Minaj offered a direction. Only one feels like respect. Nicki Minaj is offering you her respect. This is not a foreign policy briefing. This is a costume that climbed on top of a cop car. Look at the crazy lunacy of the left. Count the merch. Free, free Palestine. Free, free Palestine. Free, free Palestine. A
[14:33] Palestine flag.
[14:37] A Christian cross.
[14:40] And standing on a New York Police Department car roof in Midtown like it is a parade float. And screaming for attention. That's not solidarity. That's a person who needs attention. Because one cause wasn't enough, they had to wear four. Common sense. Not a sermon. Hamas would not let that outfit or that individual, that lunatic, walk a single block in Gaza.
[15:11] I dare anyone to dress like that and go to a Middle Eastern country and watch what happens. The same movement that chants queer liberation is married to regimes that throw gay people off buildings and treat women like slaves. You don't get to hold the cross. And the flag of people who would use that cross for target practice. That's not faith.
[15:40] That's terrorism.
[15:42] And this may be a cry for help. This person clearly needs it. In the car. On the side of the car, it says courtesy, professionalism and respect painted on the door.
[15:53] The person on the roof screaming. That's the tell. They don't want to argue with the law. They don't want rules. They don't want any laws. They don't want any rules. Protests used to mean something.
[16:05] Protesting used to mean that you risked something, but this, these days, it's just content for their outrage. The roof is a stage. The flag is a backdrop. The scream is the caption. The cross is a prop. None of those words are doing the job they used to do. They're just accessories. Clip one on, clip the next one on. If the stack is tall enough, well, then the left tells you you're brave. You're not brave.
[16:34] Ask why the safest place. To hate the West is on top of a cop car in the West.
[16:44] Dems don't just wear the costume. They wear the word. That's the smarter trick here. You can spot a fake coat, but a fake definition takes longer. They keep the vocabulary. They define the vocabulary, so you think you're in the same conversation. Then they change the meaning of the words and act like you're the idiot for remembering the old definition.
[17:09] Start simple. Doctor used to mean a degree, and physician used to mean a person licensed to treat you. Those are not the same word. One is school. One is a job that the state licenses you to do to a human body. They flattened these two words in Michigan on purpose so that a campaign poster could wear a white lab coat.
[17:33] Woman used to mean adult human female. Now it means a feeling, a pronoun, a teammate. A vibe. Anything except the original thing that your mom is. If the word has no definition, the law has no definition. Title IX, prisons, shelters, sports. You can't protect a category you cannot define. Violence used to mean a fist, a gun, a riot. Now a tweet is violence, and a burning church or a burning synagogue is mostly peaceful. If speech is violence, they get to police speech. If fire is speech, well, they get to excuse fire. That's not compassion. That's not coexist. That's just a loaded dictionary.
[18:22] Refugee used to mean flood a war. Now it means get used to whoever showed up, especially if they're young, fighting-aged men who don't look like you and don't speak like you. If everyone is a refugee, then nobody is. Misinformation used to mean a lie. Now it means a true thing they wish you hadn't said. Safe used to mean you won't get hurt. Now it means you won't get offended. Those are not the same country. This is not by accident. If they own the words, if the left owns the words, they own their own definitions. They own the argument before it even starts. And you walk into a debate on policy, and they're already debating whether your words are actually legal. Charlie Kirk's point was always, Ask them to define the word. Don't give them a pass. What is a woman? What is a physician?
[19:23] What is violence? And watch them stall. The stall is the tell. People who know what a word means can say it in one sentence. People who are just making it up and redefining words need a full paragraph. This is the common sense test. If a fifth grader can't use the word the way you're using it, you're not educated. You're just wearing a costume. They cosplay a doctor. They cosplay feminism. They cosplay liberation and freedom. And they cosplay the English language. Take the coat off, man. Take the dress code off the woman. Take the dictionary back. And if the word doesn't mean what it meant, the slogan doesn't mean anything either. Three costumes, a physician who never practiced medicine, a feminist who picks the outfit for everybody else but herself, and a freedom movement that panics when the people it claims to free pick a different door. You don't get to preach Medicare for all and then slap the word physician on a campaign brochure.
[20:24] You don't get to preach bodily autonomy, my body, my choice, and then send Sharon Stone to scold the wardrobe. You don't get to preach thinking for yourself and then put Nicki Minaj in Time Out. They talk like they care, but in reality they care only about the costume. I'm not asking you to do that. I'm asking for you to vote for my team because I said so. The Republicans have a lot of work to do this cycle, and I think the midterms are going to be an effing bloodbath for a lot of reasons. Started with Epstein and will end with the Iran war. But I'm asking you to notice when and what they say and who they hire don't match. Watch the slogan, then watch who they run, and watch the lies. At least my team knows the words in the dictionary. And if the doctor's code isn't licensed, take it off. If the rule only applies to Sidney Sweeney, it's not a rule. If the vote only counts when it's blue, it's not democracy. Hold the line on the words that mean something.
[21:26] I'm Nancy Mace, and the Democrats just got maced.