Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren with a progressive policy pitch. She and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in favor of "Medicare-for-all." Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Juli谩n Castro was aggressive on immigration, backing decriminalizing illegal border crossings. pointed out the three women on stage had long protected abortion rights. Candidates focused on how to take on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell more than Trump. Most thought climate change and China . And the , while Trump
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There was a lot of Spanish speaking at the first on
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And New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker when Beto O'Rourke broke out his bilingualism.
Booker as Beto speaks in Spanish
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The two Texas politicians .
WATCH: O'Rourke and Castro spar over immigration.
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Warren detailed how she'd fight , who has repeatedly (and proudly) killed Democratic priorities in the Senate.
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Klobuchar seized the moment on in response to Washington Gov. Jay Inslee.
Inslee: "I'm the only candidate here who has passed a law protecting a woman's right of reproductive health and health insurance."
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Klobuchar: "I just want to say there's three women up here who have fought pretty hard for women's right to choose."
Inslee explained why he's making climate change .
We can save ourselves. We can save our children. We can save grandchildren. We must defeat climate change.
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De Blasio and gun violence and how it's become real when talking to his son, Dante.
WATCH: de Blasio discusses raising a black son in America.
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Booker explained why the issue of gun violence , and why "thoughts and prayers" aren't enough.
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Booker on gun violence: "It is time that we have bold actions and bold agenda ... this is not about policy, this is personal"
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