So we're doing an episode of On, so I want lots of enthusiasm.

Hi, everyone, from New York Magazine and the Box Media Podcast Network.

This is On with Carrow Swisher,

and I'm Caro Swisher. My guest today is the senior senator from Massachusetts, Elizabeth Warren.

Warren is a former law professor and one of the progressive warriors of the Democratic Party,

known especially for fighting for consumer protections and holding big tech accountable.

I've interviewed her a couple of times back in 2015 at Code with Walt Mossberg,

where she swore she wasn't going to run for president, which she did, of course, in 2020,

and in 2022 on sway when she talked about that bid and her next steps.

I spoke to Warren last Saturday at the Vox Media podcast stage at

South by Southwest presented by SmartSheet. She's widely credited with the creation of the Consumer

Financial Protection Bureau in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, an independent agency

that has basically been shuttered by President Trump and Elon Musk's doge.

She's also currently the top Democrat on the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.

So I wanted to get her take on what's happening at the CFPB, on the rollback of litigation against FinTech and Trump's latest executive order, putting in place a new crypto reserve.

And, of course, on the billionaire, she's been battling for ages who are now bending the knee and getting a new crypto reserve. And of course,

on the billionaire, she's been battling for ages who are now bending the knee and

getting a lot in return.

As one of the party leaders who keeps telling Americans

that Democrats are going to fight like hell,

I wanted to hear more about

when we should expect that fight to start

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