Transcript: Sen. Elizabeth Warren on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Nov. 8, 2026
Summary
Sen. Elizabeth Warren said Democrats plan to pursue policies on credit card interest rates, housing, health care, price gouging and Social Security. She said Democrats may advance their agenda with or without President Donald Trump’s support, citing a bipartisan housing bill that she said became law without his signature.Key Facts
- Warren, a Democrat from Massachusetts, is expected to become chair of the Senate Banking Committee.
- Warren said she is ready to support a bill to limit credit card interest rates to 10%, a goal she said Trump has backed.
- She said Democrats are prepared to work on housing, price gouging, rural hospitals and access to health care.
- Warren described proposals to break up large health care and grocery companies and to expand housing construction.
- She said some Democratic Senate candidates called for strengthening Social Security and requiring billionaires to pay their fair share.
- Warren said a bipartisan housing bill became law and would expand housing supply and help lower housing costs.
- Warren said the housing bill would, for the first time in U.S. history, ban private equity, and that Trump did not sign it.
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