The Democratic presidential hopeful also offered her thoughts on Judge Judy's criticism of her debate stage demeanor.
“I get pretty passionate about a lot of these issues,” she said. “This is a fight from the heart. ... [Bloomberg] may not be accountable when he lives in his billionaire bubble with all of his ‘yes’ men, but he gets on that debate stage with me, he’s accountable.”
If Warren winds up with the Democratic presidential nomination, she pledged to defeat President Donald Trump in November by talking about the “positive vision of the America we build together.” “We’ve had it with schoolyard bullies,” she said. “You stand up the first time and a lot of the air goes out of him, and that man has a lot of air.”An earlier version of this story misquoted Warren as saying Bloomberg was a “coward.” She said he was “accountable” when on the debate stage.
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