Top Moments From the <br />Democratic Debate in Nevada Six Democratic candidates qualified <br />for the fiery debate in Nevada, <br />including billionaire <br />Michael Bloomberg. The Nevada debate was <br />Bloomberg's first appearance <br />on a Democratic debate stage. The former NYC mayor <br />was attacked on several <br />fronts by the other candidates, including his record on stop and frisk and not releasing his tax returns. Senator Elizabeth Warren went at Bloomberg <br />over allegations of sexual harassment, asking him <br />to release the women from their signed <br />non-disclosure agreements. Bernie Sanders distanced himself from <br />the actions of "Bernie Bros," but brought <br />up attacks against his own staff. Senator Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg <br />sparred over the fact that Klobuchar forgot <br />the name of Mexican President Obrador. Debate between the <br />two later got heated over <br />Klobuchar's record on immigration. Michael Bloomberg stated <br />that if he were elected <br />president, on day one he would <br />rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement. Sanders and Bloomberg <br />had a heated exchange over <br />whether or not billionaires should exist. Bernie Sanders, <br />Nevada Debate During his final remarks, protestors <br />interrupted former Vice President <br />Joe Biden, halting the debate until <br />they were escorted out of the studio. The ninth debate among <br />the 2020 Democratic candidates <br />precedes the Nevada primary on Saturday.
