Trump Blasts His Enemies: Prep for IELTS and TOEFL

If you like learning about the current news and improving your English for your next English conversation, this English lesson is for you. While watching a news clip about President Trump and his hatred of the Democrats, you will learn English phrasal verbs, English idioms, and other advanced English vocabulary that can really stump English learners.

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Trump Thinks Democrats Are Sick
1. No clue
• : Not knowing or understanding something.
• : She had no clue how to solve the math problem.
She started speaking in Spanish. I had no clue what she was saying.
2. Slaughtered
• : Killed in a very violent way.
• : The soldiers were slaughtered in the battle.
3. Laken Riley
• : A 22-year-old nursing student from Georgia who was tragically murdered while jogging on her university campus.
• : Laken Riley’s story was mentioned during President Trump’s speech.
4. DJ Daniel
• : A 13-year-old boy from Houston who survived brain cancer and was honored by President Trump as an honorary Secret Service agent.
• : DJ Daniel was made an honorary Secret Service agent by the President.
5. Joint Address
• : A speech given to both houses of Congress—the Senate and the House of Representatives—at the same time.
• : The President delivered a joint address to Congress last night.
6. State of the Union
• : A yearly speech by the President to Congress, discussing the country’s condition and plans for the future.
• : During the State of the Union, the President talked about new jobs.

7. Inconsolable
• : Very sad and unable to be comforted.
• : She was inconsolable after her pet died.
8. Viciously
• : In a very cruel or violent way.
• : The dog was viciously attacked by a wild animal.
9. Stone-faced
• : Not showing any emotion.
• : He remained stone-faced during the entire meeting.
10. Sick
• : Something that is morally wrong or disturbing
• : Only a sick person would want to hurt innocent animals.
11. Pocahontas
• : A Native American woman from the 1600s who is known for helping English settlers in Virginia.
Pocahontas was the daughter of a Native American chief and helped bring peace between her people and the English settlers.

12. Elizabeth Warren
• : A U.S. Senator from Massachusetts.
• : Elizabeth Warren has been a senator for about twelve years.
13. Get their act together
• : To start behaving in a more organized or effective way.
• : The team needs to get their act together to win the game.
14. Chuck Schumer
• : A U.S. Senator from New York and the Senate Minority Leader.
• : Chuck Schumer spoke at the press conference today.
15. Palestinian
• : A person from Palestine, a region in the Middle East.
• : The Palestinian community celebrated their cultural festival.
16. Inconsistency
• : When something does not stay the same throughout.
• : The teacher noticed an inconsistency in his homework answers.
17. Big 3 Automakers
• : The three largest car manufacturers in the United States: General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler.
• : The Big 3 automakers are releasing new electric cars this year.
18. Flexibility
• : The ability to adapt or change easily.
• : You need to have flexibility if you become a teacher because things change so quickly in the classroom.
19. Incompetent
• : Not having the skills or ability to do something properly.
• : The company fired the incompetent manager.

Former President Donald Trump refers to Senator Elizabeth Warren as “Pocahontas” to mock her past claims of Native American ancestry. Warren had asserted that she had Indigenous heritage, a claim that came under scrutiny, particularly during her 2012 Senate campaign. In 2018, she released a DNA test indicating a small percentage of Native American ancestry, which critics, including Trump, argued was an exaggeration.
Trump’s use of the nickname has been widely criticized as racially insensitive. For instance, during a White House event honoring Native American veterans, he referred to Warren as “Pocahontas,” prompting backlash from Native American groups who found the term insulting.
Recently, during a speech to Congress, Trump used the nickname again while discussing U.S. financial support for Ukraine, saying, “You wanna keep it going for another five years? Yeah. Pocahontas says yes.” Warren responded by dismissing his remarks as “a fantasy.”