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Number one, I was born in Dearborn, Michigan. So was my father, raised there. My grandfather raised him there. And as we know, I don't know if people understand how it got to be one of the biggest Arab populations outside of the Middle East in the world. I call it more of a religious ideology. I know there's extremists and there's milder versions of it. I don't want to see my grandkids one day have to fight some civil war over religious ideology. This is scary. I think Al-Sayed's a wolf in sheep's clothing. what's at stake oh my gosh i mean do you want your children um to be under the uh arm of teachers unions or would you like them to go to school to learn the basics and to and to be taught you know about the men and women who fought and died for this country or do you want them to go to school and learn about gender identity it's pretty simple you know until this point in politics and going back several years i never felt democrats didn't scare me it's like okay we think differently You're big government, I'm small government. You know, all those things. I never thought any of them genuinely hated our country. Now I look around and I go, wait, these people hate our country.