Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts and the expected incoming Senate Banking Committee chair, said Democrats can pursue legislative and oversight wins during President Donald Trump's term. Her agenda includes lowering household costs, expanding housing supply, capping credit-card interest rates at 10%, addressing price gouging and corporate concentration, protecting rural hospitals and healthcare access, and strengthening Social Security. Warren said she is prepared to work with Trump on credit-card and housing legislation but argued Democrats can advance their priorities without White House participation. She also called for investigations into big tech, Wall Street and corporations suspected of cheating customers or investors, supported tighter controls on chip exports to China including scrutiny of Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang, and said Democrats have tools to pressure the administration to end what she described as an illegal war with Iran. Cointelegraph reported earlier comments on November 7, while the newer interview was reported as taking place on November 8, 2026.