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Now up, Andrew Yang, the best thing to ever happen to Mark Morrison.

Yang's speech here is basically him asking the audience rhetorical questions and a few Yang Gang dudes shouting out responses from their seats.

Elizabeth Warren, on a day Biden's team and others are critiquing her Medicare for All plan: "When we give up on big ideas, we give up on the people whose lives would be touched by those ideas."

Warren, directing some fire at Biden ... and Buttigieg? "I'm not running some consultant-driven campaign with some vague ideas that are designed not to offend anyone."

Really feels like that Warren's "consultant-driven" line will be one of the lines, if not the line, that launches a ton of post- #LJ19 quick-take narratives (which don't always turn out to be wrong; see 2008).

After a long interlude of local Iowa officials and House members, Michael Bennet takes the stage in an arena that has largely emptied. Small crowd left for the remaining speakers.

Gotta give Bennet credit for song selection, though. Curtis Mayfield's Move On Up should be on more campaign playlists, please and thank you.

Welp, John Delaney was just introduced to the stage as Steve Bullock's name and image flashed on the big screen.

The Warren-Buttigieg conflict will drive a lot of post-LJ coverage, given where they are in the polls, but Cory Booker gave one of the night's most energetic speeches in a thankless time slot — the last speaker polling above 1%.