Democratic senators criticized President Donald Trump and the Republican Party on his 100th day in office, with some comparing their cooperation with his administration to the 'Silence of the Lambs.' Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer mocked Trump for his divisive behavior, suggesting it had inadvertently strengthened Canada's national resolve. Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin condemned Trump's tariff policies for increasing commodity prices and harming the stock market, while criticizing Republicans for their silence. Senator Cory Booker accused Trump of unethical behavior related to a 'meme coin,' calling for an ethics probe. Amy Klobuchar expressed concerns over the damage tariffs could cause to international markets and the U.S.'s reputation as a reliable partner.

Senate Democratic leaders, including Charles Schumer, Dick Durbin, and Cory Booker, voiced strong criticisms of President Trump's first 100 days in office, focusing on issues such as divisive rhetoric, economic policies, and ethical concerns.

Charles Schumer sarcastically congratulated Trump for unifying Canada through his actions, mocking his failure to be a positive force within the U.S., and highlighting the negative impact on international relations.

Dick Durbin likened Trump's administration to a horror show, accusing Republicans of being complicit by remaining silent despite the negative effects of tariffs on commodity prices and the stock market, which have harmed American constituents.

Cory Booker condemned Trump's involvement with a 'meme coin,' suggesting it represented a serious ethical breach by allegedly monetizing access to the White House, prompting calls for an ethics investigation.

Amy Klobuchar cautioned against the economic repercussions of Trump's tariff strategies, warning that such actions could dry up markets and damage the perception of the U.S. as a dependable ally in global trade.