Abdul El-Sayed — Podcast Appearances & AI Summaries

Abdul El-Sayed has appeared on 32 podcast episodes in our AI-summarized catalog, including The Michael Knowles Show, The Ben Shapiro Show, The Megyn Kelly Show. Every appearance below has a free 5-minute AI summary.

What Abdul said

“Billionaires should pay their fair share. We should tax billionaires their wealth and the loopholes that big corporations use to get out of paying their taxes, we should close them. And then you should stop going to dumbass wars.”

— Dr. Abdul El-Sayed

“Billionaires don't labor. They make money because their money makes money.”

— Abdul El-Sayed, on Fox News

“The most dangerous people in the world are stupid smart people. It's the neurosurgeon who thinks he can change a royal despite never having been a mechanic.”

— Dan Bongino, describing Abdul El-Sayed.

“And a dread I feel paying my health insurance premi We're in our 30s and relatively healthy. Under Medicare for all you guaranteed public health insurance without a premium. , so that goes away Without a co-pair deductible, that goes away. So you wouldn't dread being able to see a doctor if you needed one.”

— Abdul El-Sayed

“I would much rather be in a situation where rather than a corporation using an AI to tell me what healthcare I can't have, that we have uh agency where it's not motivated by their bottom line with humans making sure I can have the healthcare I actually need to have.”

— Abdul El-Sayed

“If I could tweak one thing about the Constitution, it would be two words in the Second Amendment from, the right to bear arms to the right to have health care.”

— Abdul El-Sayed

“I'm out there hitting somebody trying to hit them harder than they hit me... You think about all the wars that we fight abroad, all of the sordid history of oppressing other people in the name of this American idea... a lot of these narratives, you kind of see echoed in the ethos of football.”

— Abdul El-Sayed (comparing football to the slave trade)

“What reunites us is way bigger than what divides us. We know that Trumpism has been just a colossal failure.”

— Abdul El-Sayed calling for Democratic unity after his primary win

“I'm not here to disavow people's views.”

— Abdul El-Sayed's quote that the NRSC used in their attack ad, refusing to disavow a supporter who said America deserved 9/11

“If all Mike Rogers got is that his name is Abdul, and my name is Mike, you're gonna be surprised how many people are like, yeah, but that's the Abdul who wants to bring down the price of my groceries and gas and stop us sending money abroad and make sure that I got healthcare. So yeah, I like that Abdul over your Mike.”

— Abdul El-Sayed

Episode appearances

32

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