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Dan Pfeiffer: Abdul El-Sayed's Victory Can Unite Democrats in Michigan
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0:54Now PlayingThe Michigan primary results are in, and it is an absolute stunner. Former Obama White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer joins the show to break down how progressive underdog Dr. Abdul El-Sayed overcame a staggering $60 million in Super PAC ads and the entire Democratic establishment to secure a massive upset victory.Jim Acosta and Dan untangle the heavy spending by groups like AIPAC, the total failure of the mainstream polling numbers, and the critical path ahead to unite the party for the general election against Republican Mike Rogers. Plus, they dive into Donald Trump's immediate, unhinged reaction attacking the city of Detroit.
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