Progressives under fire in democratic debate [CLIPS]

Democrats vying to challenge U.S. President Donald Trump in the 2020
election have faced off in the first of two nights of televised
debates.

Immigration and healthcare policy dominated much of proceedings as the
party's progressives came under fire from more moderate candidates.

The elections are over a year away but these debates are a crucial
chance for candidates to secure funding and standout in a crowded
field.

Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren laid out her vision for
American healthcare.

IN: 'The basic…
OUT: …Fix that"
Dur: 17 seconds

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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders laid out his vision for American healthcare.

IN: 'When you…
OUT: …for that"
Dur: 9 seconds

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For much of Tuesday's debate- Warren and Sanders came under fire from
more moderate candidates. In his closing remarks former Maryland
Representative John Delaney said their progressive polices were
unrealistic.

IN: 'We can…
OUT: …impossible promises"
Dur: 18 seconds

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On the topic of Afghanistan where Pete Buttigieg served- the mayor of
South Bend Indiana who's seen a recent spike in campaign funding said
he'd withdraw troops in his first year in office.
IN: 'We're pretty close…
OUT: …the switch"
Dur: 22 seconds

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