Fox News has just revealed what they really think of working-class people, says Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Three days after becoming the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez retorted to Fox News after seeing her ridiculed. The Fox News Democrat revealed what he really thought of the working class.

"Thank you all for the huge support! As I said, we are getting ready and going well, "tweeted Ocasio-Cortez of the Bronx in New York on Friday, citing a tweet criticizing the coverage of his comments by Fox News.

"However, it was very revealing to see how much joy the Fox News hosts are making jokes about working-class people," she continued. "It reveals what they really think of us."

Thanks to you all for your help! As I said, we are getting ready and everything will be fine.

However, it was very revealing to see how much joy Fox News hosts are making jokes about working-class people.

This reveals what they really think of us. https://t.co/T4J9EIkoJt

& mdash; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@ Ocasio2018) November 9, 2018

In a second tweet, this time, while she was sharing an exchange video about her on Fox News, the US Social Democrats member again criticized the cable news network. .

"@ FoxNews, why can not one of your anchors pronounce my name correctly? It's been five months, "she began. "It's odd to see 1% messy presenters laughing at the housing crisis in the United States. Never bought expensive clothes + always told my story. But repeat your lies until they are believed, that's your business. "

1. @Fox Newswhy can not your anchors pronounce my name correctly? It's been 5 months.

2. It is strange to see 1% presidents messing about the US housing crisis.

3. Never bought expensive clothes + always told my story. But repeating your lies until they are believed is your business. https://t.co/Py5aXFi3Z4

& mdash; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@ Ocasio2018) November 9, 2018

During the clip, Fox News presenters and contributors repeatedly made misrepresentations and fought for the name Ocasio-Cortez. They also referenced a photo shoot for meeting September magazine in which the presenter of the Congress, who upset the political scene with her upset primary victory over the Democratic pillar Joe Crowley, was shown in an estimated dress worth about $ 3,500.

At the time, Fox News had also criticized him for choosing his wardrobe before Ocasio-Cortez did not say that they were not his clothes and were , as usual, simply borrowed for the photo shoot.

Despite this explanation, Fox News presenter Ed Henry repeated the false statement on Friday.

"She had these multi-thousand dollar suits that could pay a monthly rent in Washington DC," he said.

The panel laughed throughout the segment and, while some pointed out that an apartment in Washington is rather expensive, others have suggested that she is simply playing politics.

"I think she's talking about all the money in Washington, all the wealth in Washington, all the power and a small person as simple as this one, such as". she lives in New York, can not find a place to live, "Fox News contributor Judy Miller said. "It's a brilliant political line."

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez addresses her supporters during her election night on Nov. 6 in the Queens Borough of New York. DON EMMERT / AFP / Getty Images

In an interview with The New York TimesOcasio-Cortez revealed that she was saving money through her previous job at a restaurant, but that the transition to becoming a member of Congress had been "very unusual because I can not really take a salary."

She continued: "I have three months without pay before becoming a member of Congress.So, how can I get an apartment? These little things are real.We are sort of like logistics every day day, but I was really a little late and I hope it will take me to January. "