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Hello, NurdCasters. It's Charlie Matesian sitting in for Scott Bland with a special debate edition of the show.

We had Edition of the show.

We had 12 of the Democrats running for president on the stage at Otterbine University

in Westerville, Ohio Tuesday night.

And we're going to pick apart a key moment

with Politicos Elena Schneider.

Elena so glad you're here.

Thanks for having back.

Thanks for standing up late.

So let's get right to it.

First, a little bit of context.

So this was the first debate where Elizabeth Warren has been a front runner, a front runner

in some of the national polls and some of the states, and she got the attention that the

front runner often gets. I guess a lot of incoming flack as you might say.

Yeah, she took on a lot of aggressive and pointed attacks from a range of candidates.

Everyone from Bérorook, who calls her punitive.

Being punitive or pitting some part of the country

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