All right, thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo, and welcome to prime time.

2020 Democrats are on the cusp of their first major test, and there's one candidate who does

have a big advantage going into the first debate. We're going to take it all on in our prime time

primary tonight. This is one night that could change the race. So let's bring back our Wizard of Odds, ODDS, not OZ.

That would make me Dorothy, which is a dream, but not tonight.

The breakdown of who's best positioned to surge.

And this is the reality of the border.

Not politics, not right, not left, it is right and wrong. And even death. A father and

his two-year-old daughter died trying to cross into the United States. The little girl died

hugging her father. The house says it finally has a deal that has been delayed for months.

Are we done hiding for the reality?

Will this pass on our watch?

Hopefully it's a big night.

Let's get after it.

All right, so the two most far-left candidates in this 2020 race won't share the debate stage tomorrow.

But Senators, Sanders, and Warren do share a goal tomorrow and Thursday crush Joe Biden.

But how far is too far left?

That's going to be a big question.

Let's get our prime time primary debate

underway with Sanders campaign co-chair Nina Turner and former DNC chair Ed Rendell, who supports

the former VP Biden. It's good to have you both. Ed, it's good to have you on the show.

Nice to be here. Nina, you've been on before. That's why I didn't put it that way.

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