The big picture about last night’s debate, Yang’s big surprise, who got the most speaking time at the debate, what those protestors were saying, the Castro-versus-Biden moment and who was actually wrong there, and Buttigieg’s closing statement.

How to watch tonight’s debate, what to watch for during the debate, Elizabeth Warren’s latest plan happens to target Joe Biden, and last call for Debate Bingo.

There will be a Republican primary debate—kind of, you can listen to Tim Ryan’s new album on Spotify (yes, really), Buttigieg and Klochubar share an awkward airplane moment, and yet another head-to-head poll makes waves but doesn’t mean much.

Jon Ossoff is running in Georgia, Kamala Harris releases a comprehensive criminal justice reform plan, it’s special election day in North Carolina, and Debate Bingo is here.

The third 2020 Democratic presidential primary debates are here; get ready for round three of Election Ride Home debate bingo!

Mark Sanford is running, Tom Steyer makes the October debate, get ready for Q3, and Giffords releases a candidate-heavy video about gun safety.

What we heard last night at CNN’s Climate Town Hall.

Elizabeth Warren adopts some of Jay Inslee’s climate policies; Cory Booker, Pete Buttigieg, Julián Castro, Kamala Harris, and Amy Klobuchar all release their climate plans; and yet another Republican House member from Texas announces his retirement.

The DNC scraps Iowa’s virtual caucus plan, Manchin says he WILL stay on as a Senator in West Virginia, Biden says details are irrelevant to his war story, and how to watch the CNN climate forum tomorrow.

Where the candidates will stand on the debate stage, which voter coalitions support each of the top three, Joe Biden’s mixed-up recollection of a war story, Tulsi Gabbard will not run as an independent, Joe Walsh might run as an independent, and a candidate anecdote.

Kirsten Gillibrand drops out, the September debate lineup is confirmed, Michael Bennet’s open letter to the DNC, and Tom Steyer calls for a wealth tax.

A second Georgia Senate seat is now on the ballot in 2020, who will be in the September debate, how to watch the September debate, and new polling clarifies whether we were right to flip out earlier this week.

A new Monmouth poll has everybody flipping out, the Cherokee Nation is headed for Congress, Joe Walsh loses his radio show, Joe Kennedy III might run for Senate, and the thirteenth Republican House member announces his retirement.

Seth Moulton drops out, the DNC votes down a climate debate, a listener question on donor counts, and a new segment for Friday: Candidate Anecdotes! Today we’re featuring Elizabeth Warren.