Sen Warren’s first thought after leaving
classified briefing is to record a video
about it to post on twitter
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 3/4/2026 8:53:40 PM
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, raced to the cameras after leaving a classified Trump administration security briefing. After Democrats repeatedly complained that President Donald Trump’s administration leaves them out of the loop on security matters, Warren was in a hurry to prove that maybe there is a good reason. Fresh out of a classified security briefing, her first instinct was to turn on a camera and broadcast her thoughts to the entirety of the internet. Watch: [video] “I just left a classified briefing on Iran and here’s what I can say: It’s so much worse than you thought. You are right ot be worried. Trump administration has no plan in Iran.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, raced to the cameras after leaving a classified Trump administration security briefing.
After Democrats repeatedly complained that President Donald Trump’s administration leaves them out of the loop on security matters, Warren was in a hurry to prove that maybe there is a good reason. Fresh out of a classified security briefing, her first instinct was to turn on a camera and broadcast her thoughts to the entirety of the internet.
Watch: [video]
“I just left a classified briefing on Iran and here’s what I can say: It’s so much worse than you thought. You are right ot be worried. Trump administration has no plan in Iran.
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Watch Below: [Tweet, video]
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There is a very good reason why she is left out of the loop!!