Elizabeth Warren to Hispanic group: Trump was born with 'cash in his fist and hate in his heart'

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D) blistered Donald Trump at an appearance in Orlando, Florida on Saturday, telling the crowd "We will never build Donald Trump's stupid wall" and that the Republican nominee was "born with cash in his fist and hate in his heart."

The Orlando Sentinel said that Warren was addressing the 2016 meeting of Hispanic rights group the National Council of La Raza (NCLR).

"We believe that diversity has made this country strong," she said. "And racism, sexism, homophobia, hatred, injustice and bigotry have no place here."

"We will never build Donald Trump's stupid wall" to keep out Mexican immigrants, she assured the crowd.

"Hillary Clinton must be the next President of the United States, and Tim Kaine must be the next Vice President of the United States," the former Harvard law professor continued. "Not 'can', not 'should', we must make them."

"We have spent a long time getting to know Donald Trump," she said of the Republican nominee. "It has felt like a very long time."

"We know who he is. He is a weak, thin-skinned man, a man born with cash in his fist and hate in his heart."

Warren has become the Democrats' main attack dog against Trump, a role she seems to take real pleasure in, goading him both in campaign appearances and on the social medium Twitter.

When Clinton announced her pick for vice president -- Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine (D) -- Trump took to Twitter to mock Warren.

Warren quickly responded: