Mike Rogers on Protecting Michigan's Auto Jobs and Healthcare
Larry O'Connor > Video
Friday, September 4, 2026
In a critical discussion about the Michigan Senate race, Republican candidate Mike Rogers shares his perspectives on key issues impacting the state. Rogers, a former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and an Army veteran, emphasizes the threat posed by Chinese manufacturing to the American auto industry. He criticizes his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, for not addressing these concerns and instead focusing on Israel. Rogers also discusses the implications of Canada’s economic policies on the U.S., arguing that Canada aims to undermine American auto jobs by increasing the number of Chinese cars entering the U.S. market. He further touches upon the healthcare system, contrasting the U.S. private health insurance model with Canada's nationalized healthcare, warning about the potential negative impacts of adopting a similar system in America. Rogers advocates for protecting American jobs and maintaining a robust healthcare system that rewards quality and efficiency.
