Before we get into the third democratic debate, I would just like to say, as many, if not

all of the candidates did last night, that none of this will be possible without our patron

saint Barack Obama. I want to give credit first to Barack Obama for really bringing us this far. We

would not be here if he hadn't the courage, the talent, or the will to see us as far. We owe a

debt of gratitude to President Barack Obama. This is a present that came along with the doctor program.

No one had ever done that before. This is the president's sent legislation to desk, saying he

wants to find a pathway for the 11 million undocumented in the United States of America. This is the

president who's done a great deal. And what I favor is something that what Barack Obama wanted to do

from the very beginning, and that is a public option. And I would return the level of legal immigration to the

point it was under the Obama Biden administration. We owe a huge debt to President Obama, who fundamentally

transformed healthcare in America and committed this country to healthcare for everything in the

day.

Okay, now that that's out of the way, last night's debate featured some moments that may have

seemed sort of vintage if you watched the preceding debates. People went after the front runner,

Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. Every time something good about Barack Obama comes off, he says,

oh, I was there, I was there, I was there. That's me too. And then every time somebody questions

part of the administration that we were both part of, he says, well, that was the president. I mean, he wants to

take credit for Obama's work, but not have to answer any questions.

Bernie called out the advertisers.

And tell you how absurd the system is tonight on ABC. The healthcare industry will be advertising,

telling you how bad Medicare for all is because they want to protect their profits. That is absurd.

Kamala called out Trump. And now President Trump, you can go back to watch and Fox News.

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