Article snippet: Senator Elizabeth Warren talked selfie lines, discussed former vice president Joe Biden, and gave an impromptu history lesson when she appeared on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on Tuesday night. On the show, the Massachusetts Democrat and presidential hopeful was asked by Colbert about a remark she made during a rally in New York City on Monday. “ ‘We can’t choose a candidate we don’t believe in just because we’re too scared to do anything else,’ ” Colbert said, quoting Warren. “Everyone saw that as a veiled shot at Joe Biden. Is that accurate?” “No,” Warren said. “The way I see this is these really are scary times. It’s scary times because Donald Trump is truly a terrible president; not just bad, terrible.” “People are seeing you refer to Biden in that because when things do get scary, people run to the familiar, to the safe, to the comfortable. And people are saying that Biden is that feeling for people,” Colbert said. “How do you make yourself familiar and comfortable to these people?” “I just don’t see it the same way, Stephen,” she said. “I see it as either we can hide under the covers or we can say, no, we get it. The government isn’t working for us. Donald Trump is in charge, but things have been broken for a very long time. We can actually come together, all of us, fight back, and make this the country we want it to be. For me, this is about looking forward.” Warren then launched into a story about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York ... Link to the full article to read more