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Trump vs. Harris: Who will win Muslim vote as war in Gaza continues? | One Nation Under God
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50:18Now PlayingOn this episode of "One Nation Under God," Adrienne Bankert sits down with Wa'el Alzayat, the CEO of Emgage and senior fellow at the Middle East Institute. The two discuss what Muslim Americans are going to do at the ballot box in November. As Alzayat explains, while his community is historically left-leaning, right now, the war in Gaza could determine the election. Muslim voters are proud Americans who refuse to be put in a box, but will Harris be able to win them back after many feel that President Biden turned his back on them? Or is Trump taking this faith-based voting block to the ballot?
Host: Adrienne Bankert
Executive Producer: Andy Gipson
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Editor: David Pellenz
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Millions of Americans see their faith as integral to their daily lives, and on "One Nation Under God," NewsNation’s Adrienne Bankert covers the news without shying away from stories rooted in religion and spirituality.
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