After last week’s midterms, internet users are getting emotional after a resurfaced video showed former President Bill Clinton praising Abdul El-Sayed’s valedictorian speech at the University of Michigan back in 2007.
The clip has been making the rounds following El-Sayed’s recent political victory, with viewers loving the unexpected connection between the newly elected politician and the former president. Many were particularly touched by Clinton’s reaction to the speech, with several fans finding it keen how the former president saw talent in the newly elected senator so early on. Read more about the viral clip and how fans reacted below.
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Footage Of Bill Clinton Praising Abdul El-Sayed During His College Graduation Goes Viral
Abdul El-Sayed recently made headlines following his election victory in Michigan, marking a major milestone in his political career. The politician, who first rose to prominence through his work in public health and later became a familiar name in Michigan politics, has attracted renewed attention following the race. However, amid the excitement surrounding his latest achievement, an old moment from his college days has also started circulating online.
Back in 2007, former President Bill Clinton attended the University of Michigan's commencement ceremony, where the viral politician delivered the valedictorian address. Clinton was reportedly among those impressed by the young graduate's speech, and footage of the moment has now resurfaced nearly two decades later.
"I don't want to embarrass your senior speaker," the former president said. "But I wish every person in the world who believes that we are fated to have a clash of civilizations, and cannot reach across the religious divides, could have heard you speak today."
You can view the viral clip here.
Fans React To The Resurfaced Video On Social Media
Following the doctor's recent election win, social media users were delighted to discover the old footage of Clinton reacting to his commencement speech.
The clip offered a sweet look back at the politician's early years, long before his latest political milestone, and viewers couldn't help but appreciate the former president's praise.
"Soon, every person in the world WILL hear him speak," noted an Instagram user. "He is a good man."
"Love to see his humble beginnings; [he's] destined for greatness," wrote another.
"Love this!" a user echoed.
"Talent knows talent," commented a fan.
