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Is paying attention and will be for days to come, but we at "axios" got exclusive data that showed that actually a lot of the debate topics didn't breakthrough the online noise. the stories with the most engagement online last week according to this data had to do with tulsi gabbard and her feud with hillary clinton, aoc endorsing bernie sanders and warren taking on the billiona e billionair billionaires. while tulsi gabbard and elizabeth warren are running for president, that engagement and online attention wasn't necessarily tied to the debates. >> i want to touch on the impeachment inquiry,...

Debate. voters of color tend to be to the left of the democratic party. they tend -- they're more pragmatic. african-american voters just want to win. >> and elizabeth warren in the spin room. >> the things that touched their lives every single day. 2020 is not just about determining the direction of this country for four years or eight years, it's about generations to come. and we need to say as democrats that we get it and here's our vision for how we're going to do it. >> senator, the question of costs for medicare for all, you were asked whether people's middle class taxes would go up. you...

Anti-gay at all. a lot of them are pro-gay rights. where doesn't that translate in pressure on mitt romney candidacy to stop being so anti-gay? >> a good question. the three hedge fund billiona e billionair billionaires, one of them has a gay son, why are they supporting a party, a national party and a national candidate still at least for another 24 hours the favorite, mitt romney, when this entire party is essentially pursuing homo phobic rhetoric and policies? no matter what they say in private, they are not bigoted against gay people, charles murray came out for same sex marriage. pundits ...

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Heating assistance, the republicans do you want to do another war? that's probably what you would want to spend it on. i wouldn't recommend it. but it's such an easy solution. why don't we do that instead? well, let's ask congressman anthony weiner. he's joining us now. congressman, am i missing something? isn't that a million times more obvious solution? and a much easier solution? >> well, the short answer is no, you're not missing anything. the problem that we have here is we have a combination of things going on at once. we extended the bush tax cuts for millionaires and billiona e billion...