Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D., N.Y.) on Friday spoke at the annual Personal Democracy Forum at New York University, where she delivered profanity-laced remarks.
"Has [Trump] kept any of these promises? No. Fuck no," Gillibrand said, prompting the crowd to cheer.
"Sorry, I understand this is a younger audience. It's OK," the New York Democrat added.
Later in the event, Gillibrand recycled a line from her New York Magazine interview in April, saying if Democrats are not helping people, "we should go the fuck home."
The moderator asked Gillibrand about Trump's tweet from last week in which he sent out a message with the made-up word "covfefe."
"I think it was 'coverage' and he was bitching about the media and he just forgot to finish," the senator said.
"I wish I could bleep some words, too, but my 90-year old mom is sitting in the front row," the moderator said.
"Oh God bless you, I'm sorry," Gillibrand said, covering her face with her papers.
The crowd started laughing, prompting Gillibrand to say, "You just got me in trouble."
There was a mixed reaction on Twitter to Gillibrand's profanity during the forum.
The Gillibrand quotes suggest we are 85% of the way to Idiocracy.
— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) June 9, 2017
I’ve seen more tweets about how it’s dumb to be mad about Gillibrand saying "fuck" than I have tweets of people being mad. Calm down, all!
— Elise Foley (@elisefoley) June 9, 2017
Kirsten Gillibrand: Make The Word 'Fuck' Great Again 2020
— DORSEY (@dorseyshaw) June 9, 2017
I'm convinced Gillibrand's approach to courting the Bernie left without actually adopting Bernie left positions is to just say fuck a lot https://t.co/AZqqodfbAo
— Andrei Berman (@AndyBremmen) June 9, 2017
i don't give a shit about cursing but i think there are better ways for Gillibrand, Perez etc to appeal to young voters. https://t.co/vHgL8efF3u
— Alex Kotch (@alexkotch) June 9, 2017
Does anyone who's covered New York politics believe this new cursing Gillibrand persona? https://t.co/GizFJvrjxt
— Eliza Shapiro (@elizashapiro) June 9, 2017