2020 Candidates Go After Elizabeth Warren

At the fourth Democratic debate, Elizabeth Warren was clearly the new frontrunner — in terms of attacks.

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00:00I'm sorry, Elizabeth, but you have not said that.

00:03And I don't understand why you believe the only way to deliver affordable coverage to

00:14everybody is to obliterate private plans, kicking 150 million Americans off of their

00:19insurance in four short years when we could achieve that same big, bold goal.

00:25And I'm tired of hearing whenever I say these things, oh, it's Republican talking points.

00:29You are making Republican talking points right now in this room by coming out for a plan

00:34that's going to do that.

00:35I think we need to be focused on lifting people up.

00:39And sometimes I think that Senator Warren is more focused on being punitive or pitting

00:45some part of the country against the other, instead of lifting people up and making sure

00:51this country comes together around those solutions.

00:54And I'm sorry, Elizabeth, but you have not said that.

00:57And I think we owe it to the American people to tell them where we're going to send the

01:01invoice.

01:02And Senator Warren said, show me your budget, show me your tax plan, and you'll show me

01:05your values.

01:06She has yet to describe her tax plan and whether or not that person I met would see a tax increase.

01:12Under my administration, if you make less than $250,000 a year as a family, you will

01:17not see a tax increase.

01:19But I want to give a reality check here to Elizabeth, because no one on this stage wants

01:23to protect billionaires.

01:24Not even the billionaire wants to protect billionaires.

01:27We just have different approaches.

01:29Your idea is not the only idea.