Trump Is 'Not Working for You, He's Working for Himself, Says Elizabeth Warren: 'Made Billions From Crypto'
Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused President Donald Trump on Thursday of putting his own financial interests ahead of the American people.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused President Donald Trump on Thursday of putting his own financial interests ahead of the American people.
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