Project Veritas is a very well respected and legitimate source. It is only "fake news" because the work they are doing has been so absolutely devastating to corrupt organizations.
James O'Keefe is a joke, imo. PV makes cable news (from Fox to MSNBC) seem totally unbiased without any agenda (which is obviously not true).
They found a drunk Bernie Bro and baited him into saying a bunch of stupid shit - red meat for alt-right blogs like zerohedge - but that's about it.
The exchange between Bernie and Elizabeth Warren was kind of awkward. It's like Warren tried to attack Sanders by confirming he claimed that a women couldn't be President because she did not outright deny that Bernie said that to her. What's likely is that Bernie said some sort of off-the-cuff type remark about how a woman would have a tough time running against Trump like Hillary did because Trump plays a different game, and some Warren campaign staffer is twisting his words in order to formulate an attack against him. Sanders can't really clear himself up in what he meant because the deranged left will immediately take his statement and equate it with misogyny no matter what his intent was. I doubt anyone truly thinks that Sanders believes a women can't be President.
Other than that, this debate was boring. I think Joe Biden has this race locked up at this point. Without Bernie or Warren conceding to each other's campaign, the progressive left vote will be split between them while Biden gets the plurality. According to the DNC rules, a candidate that suspends their campaign has the option to endorse another candidate and have their delegates transfer to the new candidate. This could come into play because at this point in the race in 2016, it was Bernie vs. Hillary clear and cut. So if one of the two candidates dropped out, the other would win by default as pledged delegates had no choice but to switch over to the only remaining candidate. Here, we have four major players, Biden, Sanders, Warren, and Buttigieg so transferring delegates could get interesting because there isn't an obvious candidate to switch over to.
Oh, and I forgot to mention Andrew Yang missing the debate while Tom Steyer makes it is actually insane. You don't have to like Yang's universal basic income freedom dividend to understand that Yang is bringing up issues that will effect the future. Not a single candidate is willing to talk about China's aggression in technological spaces and AI. Once you lose the race to AI to a foreign adversary like China, good fucking luck trying to compete with their economy. It's over.
What did you guys think of the debate?
I couldn't watch, but saw some clips. The whole 'Bernie said he didn't think a woman could be president' line was kind of lame. You can hate on Bernie all day for his policies, but she was basically accusing him of being sexist, while acting like she didn't really want to talk about it, but it was her campaign that brought it up...seems like it might backfire.
I feel like Yangs comments were always most entertaining, pretty lame Steyer was there but not him.