Hey there, this is the NPR Politics Podcast Live.

I'm Tamer Akita, I cover the White House.

I'm Ron Helving, Editor of Correspondent.

I'm Wanda Summers, I cover Demographics and Culture.

And I'm Scott Detrello, I cover the campaign.

And we are here at the Cavley Theatre in Thousand Oaks, California.

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the audience tonight.

So in Las Vegas just moments ago, the NBC News, MSNBC debate wrapped up and we are now

going to break down key moments in that debate.

And as is a time-honored tradition, Scott, could you walk us through the names of those

who are on the stage as well as their approximate talking time?

So yeah, and I think this is something we're going to talk a lot about.

Elizabeth Warren actually spoke the most time, Massachusetts Senator spoke for more than

16 minutes, followed pretty closely by Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders spoke for about 15 minutes, former South Bend Indian and

Mara Pete Buttigieg spoke for about 14 minutes and then each spoke about 13 minutes and

some change.

You had former Vice President Joe Biden and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

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