The Michigan Senate debate between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers is this week. Joining NTD to discuss what to expect is Tim Golding, state director at Americans for Prosperity Michigan. The centerpiece of Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign is Healthcare or Medicare for all, but Golding tells us that when the government tries to regulate, the costs rise rather than fall, and the quality drops. He reveals other questionable details about El-Sayed’s messaging, like his associates and his own economic profile.