Hey, pull up a chair. It's tax on tap with David Axelrod and Mike Murphy.

Mike Murphy, here we are.

Middle of the night in Motown, your home town.

We're going to go back over a liquor store a little later.

Lots of action. Here are the last couple of nights.

What do you think it all means?

Well, I think we're now, thank goodness, after 14 hours it seems like of debates and analysis

where at the end of the beginning of this race because we've now seen them under pressure

a couple of times to her credit and to some Republican delight Elizabeth Warren has put

herself in a pretty early commanding position.

It's now a race to me that appears may well boil down to Elizabeth Warren and somebody

and the fight is on to be that somebody.

I think Biden who is on thin ice is back alive but still a little wobbly.

Yeah. I agree with you. It is early but not that early.

Elizabeth Warren has been consistent in her campaign pronouncements consistent in her messaging

and now in two debates, she had two heats.

Yeah. They've been four debates.

She won both of her heats and in the last debate, the first debate of this pairing, she did

really, really well. And even to where the overshadowed this second debate we just saw

where a lot of people were kind of saying, boy, it just wasn't quite up to the first debate

starring her.

And in the second debate, the big question was, will Joe Biden survive?

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