Hello media consumers. It's the press box Brian Curtis and David Shoemaker of the

ringer here with a quick reaction to Tuesday night's democratic debate.

AK the last time America has to pay attention to wolf blitzer until the Iowa

caucuses. David, we have to start with what happened in the post game portion

of the evening. And this is where every respectable journalist says, I don't want

to be a body language expert, but and then they played the body language expert.

Nare right along with me here after the debate Elizabeth Warren is shaking

everybody's hand like NFL coaches do after a playoff game.

She walks up to Bernie Sanders with whom she's had a tense 24 to 48 hours.

Bernie extends his hand. Warren doesn't shake it.

She kind of clasps her hands in front of her body.

She says something to Bernie. We can see Bernie on TV saying, what?

And then there's a lot of defensive hand motion like a cornerback in a wide

receiver trying to get positioned down field. And then they part.

What was going through your mind when you saw that?

I mean, I mean, I don't think there was any there.

We'll get into the sort of the provenance of the story and the, you know,

the what we believe to be true and all that kind of stuff.

I don't think there was any question about whether or not the disagreement

between them was real, but, you know, to take this in the pro wrestling direction

that I am always want to do, it did seem to sort of dispel dispel any

question about the sort of K-fabe of the of the disagreement, right?

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