Ten Democratic presidential candidates took the stage in Atlanta and covered everything including climate change, a wealth tax, and the ongoing impeachment hearings. Bradley Tusk, from Tusk Ventures, breaks it down with Yahoo Finance's Dan Roberts, Brian Cheung and Sibile Marcellus.
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