Last night’s debate between the five Democratic presidential candidates was substantive and spirited. The top two contenders, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, differed over gun control, a no-fly zone over Syria, and Wall Street reform.
Sanders and Clinton shook hands in agreement after he said the American people have heard enough about Clinton’s “damn emails” – the scandal around her use of a private email address while she was secretary of state.
NPR’s Ron Elving breaks down the debate with Here & Now‘s Jeremy Hobson.
Guest
- Ron Elving, senior Washington editor and correspondent for NPR. He tweets @NPRrelving.
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