El-Sayed responds after Trump calls him ‘Abdul Ramadan’

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed responded to President Donald Trump's attacks on his Muslim faith and calling him "Abdul Ramadan" during a recent campaign event. "You look at how high our grocery prices have come, I think he's trying to impose Ramadan on everybody else," El-Sayed said.

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