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COURIER founder and publisher Tara McGowan sits down with Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed to talk about his upset primary win, taking on corporate money, and why he believes Democrats need to rethink how they win voters. Plus, El-Sayed reflects on his viral Fox News showdown with Jesse Watters and what it will take to win Michigan in November.
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