Vice President JD Vance warned that a future "President El-Sayed" could reverse the Trump administration's anti-fraud agenda unless Congress acts to permanently codify those policies into law. Speaking after Abdul El-Sayed's Democratic Senate primary victory in Michigan, Vance urged lawmakers to move quickly, arguing that executive actions alone are not enough to safeguard the administration's reforms. Watch Vance's remarks and the latest political fallout following El-Sayed's primary win.