This is the Daily See Bill podcast for Thursday, December 7th. I'm Virginia Allen. Last night was the fourth presidential

primary GOP debate. Four candidates were on stage. Florida Governor Ron

DeSantis, former South Carolina Governor Nicki Haley, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswami, and former

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.

Former President Donald Trump again chose to not participate and instead held a fundraising event on Wednesday night.

Joining us right now on the show to break down the biggest moments and policy discussions

from the fourth debate is the director of government relations at

Heritage Action for America. Sarah Feld Posh. Sarah, thanks for being with us.

Of course. So this is the fourth debate.

This is expected to be the final debate before the Iowa Caucasus on January 15th, began on January 15th.

What was

one last candidate?

one last candidate,

Tim Scott has dropped out since the last debate in early November, so that was an

absence on stage, and I think, you know, four candidates staring down the camera and the questions

from the moderators, you definitely had more time on stage and I think they kind of broadened up the topics, but you know some of the ones that the topics right that that stuck out and maintained from the last debate,

you know, they continued the discussion

around the Hamas terror attacks in Israel,

you know, border security and immigration, debt and deficit,

but then may also introduce some different topics and I thought was really good to hear from the candidates and hear where their head was at on some topic. Central Bank digital currency, for example, that DeSantis brought up.

You had sort of bloated government agency topic that was mentioned by several candidates on stage,

election integrity, you know, threats of the Chinese Communist Party.

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