On the eve of Super Tuesday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren took stock of the Democratic field on JimmyKimmelLive
ending their bids for president in the previous three days, Warren told host Jimmy Kimmel that she learned about the changes to the field by talking to Klobuchar while she was announcing the decision, texting with Buttigieg and speaking with Steyer following his announcement.
The ABC late-night host subsequently asked the Massachusetts senator to evaluate one of her competitors still in the race, former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, who Warren has eviscerated in recent debates over his 2020 ad buyouts and use of nondisclosure agreements at his company. "It seems you don't like him very much," Kimmel joked.
Kimmel then cut her off, asking if she ever thought she should be nice to Bloomberg, given his power and wealth. "Nope," she responded. Warren said she did speak to Bloomberg after one debate, though she couldn't gauge his reaction to her attacks during the event. "He's a very controlled person, and we spoke about the fact that I was born and raised in Oklahoma, and he is spending a lot of money in Oklahoma," she said.
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