Democratic Party members in the United States continue to deliver speeches harshly criticizing Trump's policies

At 7 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday, Democratic Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey began speaking in the Senate and launched a more than 20-hour attack on Trump's policies. Booker said on Monday night that as long as his "body can hold up," he will stay in the Senate. After a long speech, the 55-year-old senator was clearly exhausted but continued. This is the longest endurance display in Senate history, with Democrats trying to show their frustrated supporters that they are doing everything possible to challenge Trump's agenda.

Booker said at the beginning of his speech: "This is an abnormal time for our country. The threats to American people and democracy are serious and urgent, and we all must take more action against them." Booker complained for several hours about actions by Trump's advisor Musk and his administration to cut social security offices. He listed the impacts of Trump's early executive orders and talked about people's concerns over broader cuts to social security networks.