"House of Satan." That, President Trump says, is what Abdul El-Sayed called the United States of America. And with one day left before Michigan votes, the President drove the point home in his closing remarks at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Speaking on the eve of Election Day, Trump told the crowd it was reported that El-Sayed, the Democrat nominee for Senate in Michigan, qualified for the ballot by campaigning and soliciting signatures at radical mosques. According to Trump, it was reported that El-Sayed called the United States the "House of Satan."

"They call it the House of Satan. We call the United States the House of God," Trump said. "We don't want people to call the United States the House of Satan. When you vote, remember: a party that hates America cannot be allowed to rule over the people who built our country."

That is the choice Michigan faces tomorrow. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and every vote in the Michigan Senate race counts. Great Lakes HQ has covered this fight from the start, and this closing argument is the one Trump wanted Michigan voters to carry into the voting booth.

Trump delivered the remarks at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, in the closing hours of the campaign, with the whole country watching. It was, as Great Lakes HQ put it when the clip posted, the closing argument in this race. The only question left is the one Michigan answers tomorrow: will Michigan listen?

The vote that keeps El-Sayed out of the Senate, as the President framed it, is a vote for Mike Rogers. Watch the full moment in the video above, share it with a Michigan voter who has not made up their mind yet, and follow Great Lakes HQ for Michigan Senate coverage through Election Day.