Internet reports that at 7 p.m. EDT on Monday, Democratic Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey began speaking on the Senate floor and criticized Trump's policies for more than 20 hours. Booker said Monday night that he would stay in the Senate as long as he was "physically able to carry it." After a long speech, the 55-year-old senator was clearly exhausted but continued. It was the longest display of endurance in Senate history, as Democrats tried to show their frustrated supporters that they were doing everything possible to challenge Trump's agenda. Booker said at the beginning of his speech: "This is an abnormal time for our country. The threats to the American people and American democracy are serious and urgent, and we must all do more to oppose them." Booker complained for hours about Trump's adviser Musk and his Department of Efficiency's actions to cut the social protection office. He cited the impact of Trump's early orders and addressed concerns about broader cuts to the social protection network.