Forbes Breaking News interviews Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed, who declines to commit to backing Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader, saying he is for action and for Chris Van Hollen, and would support whoever can pass his agenda of getting money out of politics, Medicare for All, and affordability. In the wide-ranging talk he calls the coming Medicaid cuts a healthcare nuclear bomb, blames tainted-lettuce outbreaks on cuts to the FDA and CDC, calls JD Vance a coward who attacked his faith and name, and says US weapons transfers violate the Leahy laws.