Why don't you get rid of the super pack that you have right now, which is running very ugly negative ads about me?

Oh, laughter. That's just the truth

I'm Maddie Hussin. Welcome to a special post-debate episode of Deconstructed, which I'm recording from my house because of well, you know,

a certain virus,

hashtag social distancing. So the democratic debate. Finally, it's what we were all waiting for. Well, okay, some of us were waiting for

Bernie versus Biden on-stage together one-on-one, Mano-a-mano, with no Tom Steyers or Tulsi Gabbards or John Delaney's in the way.

And no audience either, by the way, because of the whole coronavirus scare.

And it was a night on which both men had their moments. Yes, even Joe.

Bernie, look, in the last super Tuesday and before that, Bernie outspend me two, three, four, five, six to one.

And I still want. I didn't have any money. And I still want.

But who won this all-important debate that was made all the more urgent and crucial by yes, this ongoing pandemic?

Who emerged victorious?

I'm saying that you have been on the floor of the Senate time and time again,

talking about the need to cut social security, Medicare and Veterans programs. Is that true?

No, it's not true. That is not true. That is not true. That is not true. What is true?

You got a hand it to Joe Biden. For weeks, he was criticized for running for president while in clear cognitive decline,

slammed for making gaff after gaff, accused even of suffering from dementia.

And yet last night's debates, or Biden, at least in the first hour,

CRISPR clearer, more coherent than he's ever been before. I mean, yeah, he called H1N1N1H1.

We've been through this before with dealing with the viruses that the N1H1.

But maybe that was the starter. Here's the thing though, Biden didn't spend much of the night making embarrassing mistakes.

Or stumbling over sentences or saying mad stuff.

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