Hatch makes fun of Warren during a DNA test with his own results showing "1/1032 T-Rex"

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Warren, potential candidate for the presidency of 2020, results of published DNA tests who "strongly support" his claim to have an Amerindian ancestor six to ten generations ago.

"These DNA tests are quite something," Hatch tweeted with a photo of him apparently checking his results.

These DNA tests are quite something. pic.twitter.com/tCHmW7pJbj

– Senator Hatch's Office (@senorrinhatch) October 15, 2018

President TrumpDonald John TrumpAuthor's Keynote Debate in Arizona Senate A major Hollywood arts firm is considering rejecting Saudi investments: the Mattis report said it thought "nothing at all" about the fact that Trump could leave the administration. MORE and other Republicans have often piqued Warren for hinting that she had a Native American heritage, accusing Trump of lying and naming her by the pejorative term "Pocahontas."

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"I did not watch the test," Conway said Monday. "I know everyone likes to choose the science of junk food or sound science based on the conclusion it seems like a few days."

"But I have not looked at the DNA test and it does not really interest me," Conway added.

Warren claims to have Cherokee blood, but the Cherokee Nation has called for attempting to establish a connection with the tribal nation.

"Using a DNA test to assert any connection with the Cherokee Nation or a tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and erroneous," said Secretary of State Chokee Hoskin Jr., a secretary of State of the Cherokee Nation. legitimate uses while dishonoring legitimate tribal governments and their citizens, whose ancestors are well documented and whose heritage is proven. "

Hoskin accused Warren of "undermining tribal interests with his ongoing claims of tribal inheritance".