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8:17Now PlayingSenator Elizabeth Warren just issued a legal beatdown in the Senate Finance Committee — and it should terrify anyone watching the Trump administration’s growing disregard for the law.
In this must-see hearing, Warren grilled Trump’s HHS General Counsel nominee Michael Stuart over whether he would stand up to Secretary RFK Jr. and advise him not to cancel critical addiction and suicide prevention grants illegally.
Congress allocated $7 billion to fight the opioid crisis and support mental health treatment. But Secretary Kennedy has already started cancelling grants — without legal justification.
Warren forced Stuart to admit — reluctantly — that canceling grants because of someone’s political party, personal identity, or perceived “necessity” would violate federal law. Yet he dodged again and again.
📢 This is about lives. About power. About law. And about whether the people tasked with enforcing it are too scared to speak the truth.
👉 Watch the full exchange. Then share this. Because the stakes couldn’t be higher.
🛑 These grants fund suicide hotlines. Addiction clinics. Mental health services. And the Trump administration is treating them like political footballs.
🔥 Don’t look away. Don’t let this slide.
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