Hey guys, this is Ahmed from See Something Say Something.

We're here with a short little piece about Michigan and some Muslim voters there.

I'm actually from Michigan and, you know, I had this suspicion that it was going to go red

and I know it's a very working class state and I know it's a very segregated class state, and I know it's a very segregated state.

So the race politics in Michigan

and the class politics are complicated,

and if you can tap into those things,

which Trump has somehow successfully done,

there's definitely a voter base that will come out.

I had this prediction, like,

I don't know what's gonna happen with the rest of America,

but I did feel like my home state was going to go for Trump.

And I was disappointed, but not totally surprised that it did so

because it didn't seem like the Democrats were meaningfully able to really tap into sort of working class issues

and the issues of race and immigration

and jobs leaving Michigan that are so so key to Michigan's identity.

And of course, you know, there's a big Muslim population there too, but it doesn't look like

they were able to really turn that around. If you see something, you better, you better say something.

Nothing at all, nothing at all.

I'm joined by Dahl Ansari, who is reporting in from Michigan.

He went to go talk to some Michigan Muslim voters.

And I'm going to talk to him about his piece that he just wrote,

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