Carmen Yulin Cruz

The President has been delusional. He continues to be harassing the people of Puerto Rico. And enough is enough.

Well, the president just keeps adding insult to injury. And I think his words are despicable. They really do not have any connection with reality and it just shows that for him, everything is about him and political posturing.

This is a stain on the president, with on his presidency, and the world has seen what he's done.

And unfortunately, most of the political class in Puerto Rico, when the president says jump, they say, how high?

If he thinks that 3,000 people dying on his watch is a good news story or is an unsung success, you know, nobody's going to be singing his praises, because this was a despicable act of neglect on the part of his administration.

He failed, he failed the people of Puerto Rico and the world is watching.

If he doesn't learn from his mistakes, he's going to make them again and people are going to continue to die.

He's trying to appease his own mind and his soul, if he has one, about this 2,175 deaths by saying you know what? It is the fault of the people of Puerto Rico. No. We had electricity before Maria came.

Well, ever since the beginning Anderson, the Trump administration has really just shown terrible neglect towards the people of Puerto Rico.

The President of the United States today just on a parade of accolades as if our lives did not matter, as if lives anywhere else did not matter.

It's not that you don't get it, you're incapable of fulfilling the moral imperative to help the people of Puerto Rico. Shame on you.

You know that's ludicrous. Maybe from where she was sitting, you know, going back to her air-conditioned office it's a good story. It's not a good story.