'I give her credit for that, but I don't like talking about it,' Trump told Fox News host Sean Hannity.
President Donald Trump reluctantly admitted that Elizabeth Warren"rose from the ashes" after he goaded the senator to prove her marginal Native American ancestry to voters through a DNA test.
When Warren entered the 2020 race in February, Trump claimed that he had hurt her campaign"very, very badly" by laying the"Pocahontas trap." But Trump told Hannity Monday night that the controversy didn't derail Warren's campaign as much as he thought it had. During the interview about the 2020 candidates, it was the Fox News host who first referred to Warren as"Pocahontas."
Democratic Presidential Candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren speaks during a town hall event on October 18, 2019 in Norfolk, Virginia. Warren has been climbing in the 2020 polls, prompting President Donald Trump to acknowledge the senator as a serious threat.Warren has steadily been in the trio of Democratic frontrunners, which includes former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. Throughout most of her campaign, Warren was coming in third place behind her male counterparts.
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