A "No controlling authority" donation tour?[FoxNews] Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is in China for Easter weekend, speaking with dignitaries in Beijing about her reservations regarding President Trump's actions on the world stage and collective concerns about Sino-American trade relations.
Warren, a Democrat whose name has been floated as a 2020 Trump opponent, talked trade policy with Vice Premier Liu He, Defense Minister Wei Fenghe and another Chinese official named Yang Jiechi, according to Reuters.
"This has been a chaotic foreign policy in the region, and that makes it hard to keep the allies that we need to accomplish our objectives closely stitched in," Warren said.
She reportedly accused Trump of trying to "take the legs out from underneath [the American] diplomatic corps," which "Fox & Friends" discussed may have been a reference to the president's firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.