Trump Calls Warren 'Pocahontas' During Congress Speech on Ukraine Aid

President Trump mocked Senator Elizabeth Warren while discussing U.S. support for Ukraine, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers.

President Donald Trump referred to Senator Elizabeth Warren as 'Pocahontas' during his joint address to Congress, a nickname he has used in the past to mock her claims of Native American ancestry.
The remark came as Trump criticized U.S. financial support for Ukraine, questioning its continuation and highlighting European nations' spending on Russian oil and gas.
Senator Warren responded by clapping and later dismissed the speech as 'a fantasy,' accusing Trump of aligning with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin condemned Trump's comment as 'low-rent' and unpresidential, reflecting broader criticism from Democrats over the tone of the address.
Trump's speech also emphasized his efforts to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, which he described as 'savage' and responsible for significant loss of life on both sides.