Tonight on the readout. I'm sick of Republicans losing. Do you want a leader from a

different generation who's going to put this country first or do you want Dick Cheney and three inch heels?

In which case we've got two of them on stage.

In the last debate she made in front of me for actually joining Tik-Toc while her own daughter

was actually using the app for a long time so you

might want to take care of your family first.

Leave my daughter out of your voice.

Here's the truth.

The easy answer.

We've become a party of losers at the end of the day.

Okay, well that part's pretty accurate.

A party of losers.

We saw a lot of heated rhetoric in last night's debate,

but in the end, they're all just running for second place.

Also tonight Joe Manchin, the Senate's most conservative Democrat

announces he will not be running for re-election.

Plus, new reporting that Special Council Jack Smith plans to make Donald Trump's role in the January 6th

insurrection, the centerpiece of Trump's federal election interference trial.

But we begin tonight with the Republican presidential debate, featuring five candidates

who, let's just keep it real, we'll will certainly not be getting the nomination.

But despite the digs and petty insults and Ron DeSantis's awkward attempt to express joy,

there were some notable takeaways because what we have seen from those five candidates is a

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