All right, thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Pomo. Welcome the prime time live from the motor city. We're

Reven up for the first C-N debate of 2020 and we have one of the top five in the polls with us tonight. Mayor Pete

Buttigieg on debate. Eve. How does he see this moment in our country?

How can he beat this president and make this country better in the context?

New numbers from the polls put a PX-belling trouble for him and the rest who are trying to take down front runner

former VP Joe Biden. So how will they all step it up on that beautiful stage?

We were just showing you tomorrow night is the plan to step on one or more of their opponents and we have new information on the latest

mass shooting in California. Kids stone a young man stone why it happened and why too many are too quiet about it. What do you say? Let's get after it.

This president has a particular venom. That's the quote for people of color according to the latest person of color caught in his web of racist attacks.

Al Sharpton for the most blistering response to President Trump's infestation conflagration comes from the Baltimore Suns editorial board.

Have you seen this? Here's one of the main parts. We would tell the most dishonest man to ever occupy the Oval Office.

He's still not fooling most Americans into believing he's even slightly competent in his current post or that he possesses a centilla of integrity.

Better to have some vermin living in your neighborhood than to be one.

I have never heard anything like that from an editorial board. The Baltimore Sun is a long and storied publication.

So what does it mean? Where are we? What is to be done about it? Let's hear from one of the people who wants to lead us as president.

We spoke a short time ago with Mayor Pete Buttigieg here in Detroit.

Appreciate you being here. Thanks for having me on. So big night. Big moment in the country also so the debates will be tomorrow and Wednesday,

but we are living something right now. This editorial from the Baltimore Sun. I've never seen language like that from an editorial board about any

major politician, let alone a sitting president. How do you see where we are right now?

Well, it's a consequence of the president attacking his political critics by attacking an American city.

And so you got a newspaper standing up for their city. Baltimore is a proud city. We're all proud of our cities.

And you know, the president is continuing to go down this road of being the divider in chief.

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