Willie Geist: ‘No Question’ Who the Front-Runner Is and ‘Most of the Fire’ Was Directed at Bernie

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GEIST: "Well, there was no question who the front-runner is, it was Bernie Sanders obviously, and most of the fire was directed at him. I thought Joe Biden had a good night."
BRZEZINSKI: "He really did."
GEIST: "As our reclusive analyst said. Because obviously this is make or break for him. He's put all these chips into South Carolina. He has said, though his struggles in Iowa in New Hampshire, 'You've got to wait for me in South Carolina, watch how we do.' A lot of people said it was the most important night of his political career last night, and he delivered, he held up. He was much better last night than he's been in the past. And another headline, I think, is Elizabeth Warren briefly at the beginning of the debate turning and going to Bernie Sanders and drawing some contrast with how she's going to pay for her Medicare-for-all plan, for example, but then for the rest of the debate going at Mike Bloomberg. So it's curious to see what her strategy is exactly when Bernie Sanders is the front-runner, but most of her attention is on Mayor Bloomberg."