'Wrap up this war now!': Rogers breaks with Trump on Iran; Abdul El-Sayed accuses GOP of distraction

President Donald Trump’s Iran war is becoming a flashpoint in Michigan’s Senate race, with both Republican candidate Mike Rogers and Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed taking aim at the president and his party. Rogers breaks with Trump over the conflict, pointing to rising diesel and gasoline prices and saying it is time to bring the war to an end. He also attacks El-Sayed over his policy credentials and Medicare. Meanwhile, El-Sayed accuses Trump and Republicans of trying to distract Americans from real issues, including high gas prices, by highlighting allegations about donations from extremist Islamic organizations.