Second US GOP Debate Kicks Off in California

The eleven top Republican presidential candidates are vying for the
spotlight in the US state of California, where the second GOP debate
kicked off Wednesday night. Out of the gate, Candidates challenged
Frontrunner Donald Trump, prompted by a question about the prospect of
the billionaire businessman having his finger on the country's nuclear
trigger.

Former tech executive Carly Fiorina, whom Trump insulted publicly
about her appearance in the days leading up to the debate, emphasized
Trump is an entertainer, suggesting the American people will see his
true colors.

IN: All of us
OUT: long race
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Fiorina said she is eager to improve the way Washington does business.
IN: This nations
OUT: About it
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Trump objected to former Florida Governor Jeb Bush's comment that he
donated to Democratic politicians, and suggested his energy level is
higher than in the previous debate.
IN: That was my job
OUT: Like that
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Mike Huckabee said the Iran nuclear deal should be thrown out.
IN: And we must
OUT: place
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Paul said foreign policy can not be successful if leaders ignore each
other, pointing out that President Ronald Reagan still communicated
with Russia during the Cold War.
IN: Should we
OUT: complied
DUR: 8 sec
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