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Hey, everyone. I'm David Chalien, the CNN political director. This is the Daily DC. Wow. That was a debate. It took nine tries, but on the ninth debate of this cycle, the candidates came to engage and engage they did for an entire two hours. It was an astoundingly different tenor

and tone than we've seen before in this election. Everyone took a bit of a beating, but my

God, Mike Bloomberg, really welcome to the arena. This is what it means to leave the television

ad screen and get into the fray on the debate

stage. He felt a lot of heat. Buttigieg and Klobuchar with some personal animosity. Bernie Sanders

having yet again to defend the cost of his plans and the socialism label. But it was just a debate

full of newsie highlights. That is why I am so thrilled to have the

perfect guest to unpack last night's debate with me, CNN political analyst, and Chief

Washington correspondent for Politico, Ryan Lizza. Welcome to our makeshift a fort of a podcast

booth here in the hotel room.

I wish people could see how you guys have turned this hotel room into a podcast booth.

People have to use their imagination, but it's lit, as the kids say.

As the kids say.

The first thing I want you to hear is just this sort of out of the gate string of attacks on Michael Bloomberg brand new to

the debate stage last night and it just kicked into gear. Give a listen. I'd like to talk about

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