Battleground Dem says terrorists act from 'pain and frustration,' accuses Americans of being 'high and mighty'

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan suggests terrorists act from 'pain and frustration' and criticizes U.S. military approaches to terrorism. He advocates for empathy and understanding in addressing global conflicts, accusing Americans of being 'high and mighty.' El-Sayed, a former health director, also faces scrutiny over his criticism of Israel's actions in the Gaza War.