shl. this is what people with not stand. is that referring to what castro said? it was femaieling like a skr up there. it s a debate. sometimes i think the frame work has candidates and advisers thinking the only way to get anywhere and poke a hole in a fellow democrat. we have to compete over the best for america. and the most important thing we re talking about, the person we re talking about is not us. or the stage or the president. it s the person at home watching wondering what it will mean to them. for the people who weren t watching. let s play what she was referring to. this is why presidential debates are becoming unwatchable. this remind efb of what they cannot stand about washington. scoring points against each other. poking at each other and telling each other your plan, my pln.
in you said they would have to buy in. qualified are you forgetting what you said? are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago? this is why the debates are becoming unwatchable. this reminds everybody of what they cannot stand about washington. scoring points against each other, poking at each other and tell each other my plan, your plan. look. that s al that s called the democratic primary election. that s called an election. you know. that s what we are here for. it s an election. brian: 100 percent agree with castro. what are you there for if you are not going to take each other on. steve: at the same time got mayor pete calling for unity only way to beat donald trump is with unity and devolved into a food fight. ainsley: there is a fine line. you don t want to go too far. you don t want to mock someone s age especially the former vice president. a lot of people upset about that. brian: you don t want to get personal. if you don t engage with the
jesse: castro s low blow setting off the rest of the democrats on the debate stage. guys come on. that s why debates are becoming unwatchable. this reminds everybody of what they cannot stand about washington. scoring points against each other. poking at each other. and telling each other that you my plan, your plan, look. that s called the democratic primary election. [laughter] that s an election. [cheers] this is what we are here for. it s an election. yeah, but a house divided cannot stand. and that is not how we know we are on the same team here. we know we are on the same team. we all have a better vision for healthcare than our current president. [laughter] jesse: castro refusing to back down claiming his attack wasn t a personal attack it was just about policy. jesse: it was just awkward watching those people. dana: the thing is, castro intended to do that he was like i will be the one. i will be the first one on the debate stage like the
julian castro, who accused the former vice president of not remembering the details of his own health care plan and castro was actually wrong in that instance, but it really opened the door to other candidates on the stage to talk about how democrats should be coming together and focusing on defeating president donald trum president donald trump. this is why come on. this is why presidential debates are becoming on washable. they remind everybody what they cannot stand about washington. scoring points against each other, poking at each other and telling each other that my plan your plan look democratic primary election that s an election. this is what we are here for. it s an election. a house divided cannot stand. and that is not how it will work we know we are in same team here. we know we are on the same team. senator kamala harris certainly seemed to get that memo. she ditched her previous debate
what they cannot stand against washington. scoring points against each other, poking each other. if you have a policy difference, by all means bear but that personal attack? what we need right now. ed: the front runner after some troubling moments like this? the president thinks my friend from vermont things the employer is going to give you back every single teacher easy raise getting out of the $60,000 level. play the radio, make sure the television make sure you have the record player on at night. make sure the kids here work. ed: ladies night, lisa boothe, charlie at least he didn t say gramophone. he is okay, he s doing all right. ed: what s happening in the party? what s happening in my party?