title:  ‘Racist’ And ‘Reprehensible’: How Joe Biden Just Took Trump Down (VIDEO)
text: Vice President Joe Biden followed up Senator Elizabeth Warren s attack on Donald Trump with a sternly-worded condemnation of Trump s attacks on the federal judge overseeing the Trump University fraud case.Biden: Trump's comments on judge "reprehensible" and "racist" #inners https://t.co/d5ZRduVO8J  All In w/Chris Hayes (@allinwithchris) June 10, 2016 I find Donald Trump s conduct in this regard reprehensible,  the vice president said.After detailing how Trump had gone after the judge for ruling against him with ethnic slurs and the promise to use the power of the White House for revenge should he be elected, Biden noted such an action would  border on an impeachable offense. Biden said Trump s taunting of the judge was a  direct threat  to  defy  the court if he were elected president, and a clear sign of a tyrannical mindset proving Trump  cannot be trusted to respect the independence of the Judiciary as a president. Joe Biden says Donald Trump would defy the courts if they ruled against him as president. https://t.co/YZ32bCBsdM https://t.co/wqpBAFJL8N  Anderson Cooper 360  (@AC360) June 10, 2016Specifically addressing Trump s complaint that the judge cannot rule fairly because he is of Hispanic descent, Biden slammed Trump in unambiguous terms:  it is racist. It is the strongest condemnation to come from the executive branch on Trump s behavior.Biden also pointed out that despite Republicans condemning Trump, they are still holding up the nomination of Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court seat vacated after the death of Antonin Scalia. Biden specifically mentioned that even the Republicans who admitted Trump was being racist are still working on behalf of him being the one to choose the next justice.The remarks come on a day of major Democratic unity, as President Obama announced that he was endorsing Hillary Clinton and would begin campaigning with her. Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she would endorse Clinton and Governor Martin O Malley also announced that he would back the former Secretary of State. While Sen. Bernie Sanders did not yet concede the nomination, he met with President Obama and said he had spoken with Secretary Clinton and would be working with her to stop Trump s quest to be elected president.Featured image via Twitter