Democratic Debate Best Zingers

The gloves were off and the wit was sharp. Here are the best zingers of the latest Democratic debate.

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00:00Senator Warren, you would be the oldest president ever inaugurated. I'd like you to weigh in as well.

00:04I'd also be the youngest woman ever inaugurated.

00:17It's both an honor and disappointment to be the lone candidate of color

00:20on the stage tonight. I miss Kamala, I miss Cory, though I think Cory will be back.

00:25Making sure that we're able to cover everyone who is, in fact, able to be covered. Put your

00:29hand down for second burden, okay? Just waving to you, Joe. I know, I know. He also said,

00:37quote, if you look at the world and look at the problems, it's usually old people,

00:42usually old men. Senator Sanders, you are the oldest candidate on stage this evening. And I'm

00:47white as well. If elected, you would turn 82 at the end of your first term. You'd be the oldest

00:54president in American history. President Churchill. Are you willing to commit American

00:58history? Oh, American history. Yes. I was joking. That was a joke. Okay. I appreciate it.

01:04I'm on the record saying that you need both strong men and female leaders in government

01:09because the fact is, if you get too many men alone and leave us alone for a while,

01:12we kind of become morons. Thank you, Senator Coburn. Senator Warren, we would like to bring

01:16you in. She took my name in vain. She hurt my feelings. I am crushed. How do you answer top

01:25economists who say taxes of this magnitude would stifle growth and investment? Oh, they're just

01:32wrong. First time I did this. Okay. That's true. Can't help but feel that might've been

01:46directed at me.