New York Attorney General Letitia James once again made headlines—not for her legal maneuvers, but for an explosive, faith-fueled rant aimed squarely at former President Donald Trump. Appearing at a civil rights event hosted by Rev. Al Sharpton, James launched into a theatrical speech that mixed religious references with partisan politics, drawing both applause and raised eyebrows.
Standing at the podium, James evoked the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. before shifting gears into a heated condemnation of Trump. “It’s that stone of hope that gives me a fire in my belly each and every morning,” she said, adding, “It’s that stone of hope that allows me to wake up and to stand to Donald Trump and to say, Donald Trump, I’m not afraid of you.”
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With each line, her volume rose, and her rhetoric intensified. In a moment that drew gasps from the crowd, James declared, “I am not going to disgrace [my ancestors] and disappoint them,” and vowed, “I am going to use the law both as a sword and as a shield and challenge Donald Trump… because he represents to me sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.”
It wasn’t just Trump she went after—James fiercely defended diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, suggesting they were under coordinated attack. “DEI is about paid parental leave. DEI is about disabled children,” she shouted. “Let them know that they’re not only coming after us, but they’re coming after all of us.”
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