-Are we rolling? -Yep.

-The debate highlighted the deep divisions

between the candidates.

But when it came to the facts,

some candidates were more accurate

than others with their assertions.

Let's take a look at some of the biggest factual fumbles

from this debate.

The two-night, 20-candidate debate

took about five hours and covered a lot of ground.

There was a lot of talk about what would happen

under a Medicare-for-all system.

-Are you also "with Bernie" on Medicare-for-all

when it comes to raising taxes

on middle-class Americans to pay for it?

-So, giant corporations and billionaires

are going to pay more.

Middle-class families

are going to pay less out of pocket for their healthcare.

-The plan, no matter how you cut it,

costs $3 trillion when it is, in fact, employed.

-Candidates defended their biographies.

-Now, I come from one of the most rural states in America.

I have a D-minus voting record from the NRA.

Back in 1988, coming from a state that had no gun control,

I called for the ban of the sale

and distribution of assault weapons.

I lost that election.

-Immigration and standards of facilities

along the border took center stage.

-An unlawful crossing is an unlawful crossing

if you do it in the civil courts

or if you do it through the criminal courts.

But the criminal courts is what is giving Donald Trump

the ability to truly violate the human rights of people

coming to our country

where no one surrenders their human rights.

And, so, doing it through the civil courts

means that you won't need these awful detention facilities.

-After the last debate, for example,

I went to a place in Florida called Homestead.

And there is a private detention facility being paid for

by your taxpayer dollars, a private detention facility

that currently houses 2,700 children.

-Two Democratic debates down and many more to go.