How are you feeling about the election? Are you fired up?

Uh, no, not. Honestly, no.

Because it's either gonna be Trump or Kamala.

Um, so for me, definitely Jill Stein. I'm definitely not Harris.

I'm not gonna vote for Trump, but there's no way I'm gonna vote for the Democrats after, yeah, after Palestine.

Yeah, I agree.

Probably going to vote for Harris. What I mean a lot of people around

here are very angry about the role of the democratic presidency in army of Israel. What given

what's happening, what would you say to that? No, it's definitely a valid concern and I think

it's definitely, you know know the anger is definitely justified especially

because you know we expect more of the Democrats you know they're supposed to have morality

they're supposed to be against these kinds of pointless wars. Hello from Michigan we are on the

verge of the US presidential election and this state will help determine who the hell wins.

Now last time Joe Baduio just scraped it, about 150,000 votes.

Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are throwing everything at Michigan given its 15 electoral college votes may prove pivotal.

But this is why this place is so interesting. I'm in Dearborn. Now, Dearborn, next to

Detroit, has the highest concentration of Muslim American voters in the United States,

and it's the first ever-majority city in the United States. Now, of course, Israel's genocide

in Palestine looms large over this city in particular.

Now, obviously lots of Americans are very angry about it,

but there's a particular resonance here.

How are they going to vote?

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