we will not make him do his impression. walid shaheed, spokesperson for justice democrats. he s a former delegate for bernie sanders, 2016 presidential campaign and a former senior aide to alexandria ocasio-cortez. he s an lined with any democratic presidential campaign in the primary so par. jonathan altar. karine john prooer, chief public affairs officer for moveon.org and an msnbc contributor. and joining us from detroit is maria urbana, national political director of indivisible. i ll go to you first, maria. give us kur impregsz on the ground. did anyone particularly stand out to you? who jumped off that stoij for you tonight? no doubt senator warren certainly stood out tonight. she wasn t the only one. certainly the audience was excite about her. she drew some of the largest applause of the evening. but definitely senator sanders, mayor buttigieg had some key moments as well. folks were fired up and they were definitely listen closely. philippe, i read your prees
corral or something. you two guys taking on all this bolivian army. i m mixing my metaphors. did you know it was coming? no. i really didn t. and at the end of the day i was just delighted to have a chance to talk about the issues. many people think you won tonight. thank you, brian. we can only hope the bolivian army is the new hashtag overtaking twitter tonight as we go to our final break. with thanks to everyone. let s do this exactly the same time tomorrow night after watching exactly ten more people on stage at the fox theater in detroit. to chris matthews, to senator elizabeth warren. but to our family here, to eugene robinson, to claire mccaskill, to karine jean-pierre, to chris hayes, along with steve kornacki, all our guests who have come it and gone all night long. joy reid picks up our live coverage of tonight s democratic