Welcome to Democracy Isha.

And I'm Danielle Moody Mills.

And I'm awake.

Are you awake after you got the nap last night during the debate?

It was the best two hours sleep I've ever had.

I don't want to fixate on the boringness of the debate

because I think politics is not meant to be entertainment.

And quite often it is boring and yet consequential.

However, everyone keeps talking about how unentertaining it was.

But there was a moment that I really, the goosebumps were raised.

Oh, come on.

What were the goosebumps?

When Abby Phillip.

The lovely black woman, the White House correspondent for CNN.

The sister from CNN asked Bernie Sanders, what I thought was a reasonable question.

Did you say to Elizabeth Warren that a woman can't win the presidency?

I don't want this to be a media critique, but then when Bernie said in long form,

no, I did not, I don't think like that.

In 1988, I was saying, no, that's not the case.

Right. And then she turned, Abby turned to Elizabeth and said, when he said that, I was like,

what do you mean? So now you're just assuming that he said that after, and Elizabeth Warren did not say,

yes, he said that, did not turn to Bernie and say, yes, you said that. You know that you said

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