In an ABC News interview, senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan says Democrats need a leader who will deliver on the affordability mandate voters just gave them, and he questions why President Trump would hire Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff if Trump wants a productive relationship with Congress. El-Sayed recounts beating Mike Rogers by seven points despite being outspent 11 to 1 in the primary, says he is happy to meet with Trump on goals like Medicare for all, and criticizes Senate Democratic leadership.