Senator Elizabeth Warren criticized Marco Rubio, in addition to the “Participated President”, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, where she defended With Kara Swine.
Musk is close to Trump and supervises the newly created government efficiency.
Warren loves to speak and does it well, but there was one question that she refused to answer.
“Are you afraid of personal revenge?” Swissher request. “I mean, everything is fun, games in your name, and things like that, but you just answered a question about the forces attacking Americans. Are you yourself afraid of your safety?
“Do you know the most difficult part of the question I just asked is that I do not want to answer this question publicly. This is the first question that I had to do not want to talk about.”
Swisscher was referring to the Trump’s ridiculous title for Warren, Pocahontas, which was the last time he was targeting during his speech last Tuesday night. Warren also responded to the public asking whether she believed that Trump would use forces against civilians if there were widespread protests.
“I don’t know,” she said.
Swissher described the Democrats’s response to Trump’s speech on Tuesday.
The host said: “Some members of Congress boycotted, but he could not really tell them that they were missing.” “Congress member Al -Green went out of the room. Some of the Pink Momo Congress wore. People stood up with signs, except for Medikid, stealing musk, wrong. There was some rocky silence that seemed to bother Trump. I felt he was not an effective protest.”
Warren acknowledged an improvement, but he defended her party and said that criticism should be directly aimed at the Republican Party
“It is the Republicans who now can Donald Trump, and they must answer it. It is the Republicans who enable Elon Musk. It is clear that the Republicans are the ones who communicate with a president or two bullets, who do not follow the law, do not follow the constitution, and come out through them to harm the most vulnerable people in this country. Republicans must be called, and Democrats are increasingly doing this. Do we do so enough? no. Do we do so loud enough? no. Did we do that effectively as we need? no. But we are not through. We are in this battle all the way because we understand the risks. ”
“I am not here to criticize the people trying to find their way to respond against Donald Trump. Shooting, this is the slight point, which we all have to find our way to respond. Do I want to see us coordinate and do I want to show us to be effective? Of course.”
“Do you think this was effective?” He asked Swissher.
“Look, I did what I thought was the right response. I listened to every word, and when he said something I agreed with him, he financed Ukraine, applauded, applied loudly, and entered under his skin. Work a good night.”
On Trump-Mousic’s dynamic, Warren believes that the founder of Tesla and the founder of Spacex “began to pose a real threat” to the president.
“Elon sits beside him, stands beside him. Those pictures have burned in our brains where Elon stands in the Oval Office and heads him. It is now the face of cancer research that does not advance, from your neighbor, the veteran, who cannot get his veteran benefits. Your mother, who moved from the elderly care house. On behalf of Donald Trump. So I think this is a way to start. “
Recent reports on a meeting of the cabinet’s control appeared as Marco Rubio entered it with Musk, and he claims that the president told the cabinet members that they, not Elon, would control the shooting of their wallet.
Swisscher Warren asked why she had been loud to confirm Rubio, a long -time colleague in the Senate.
“Because Marco Rubio, who voted in his favor, is not Marco Rubio after six weeks. His specialty.
She said that Rubio “bends the knee” to Trump, like Republicans in Congress, technology executives and others.
This is money so that children cannot reach medicine. This is the money to stop AIDS. This is money to try to help people starve in the midst of the crisis. Marco Rubio used to be strong for that. Used to defend this type of things. This is the person who believed that the United States should play on the international stage. “
