because poutine is only good at 3:00 a.m. after a long night in montreal. >> and you spend a lot of time in montreal. so you would know. >> so i would know. >> we are going to begin with the kinder, gentler field of republicans laying out their differences in the most respectful manner yet. this is not how i expected us to start our broadcast. >> last night's gop match-up in miami took on an unquestionably grown-up tone. gone were the brutal attacks and vulgar references leaving more time for issues like trade and foreign policy. we'll get more now from abc's david wright. >> reporter: in miami, no short fingered snipes. >> i will let donald speak for himself. >> reporter: all of the candidates sought to appear more presidential. >> on tuesday night, i didn't do as well, obviously, as a wanted to, and you was a little bit disappointed when i got home. >> reporter: including trump. >> so far, i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> reporter: quite the contrast from the last gop debate. >> breathe, breathe, you can do

we thought of serving up some poutin. was going to bring -- and we'd finish off the night with a double-double. but i draw the line at getting milk out of a bag. this, we americans do not understand. we do, however, have a little canadian whiskey. that we do understand. this visit has been a celebration of the values that we share. we as a people are committed to the principles of equality and opportunity the idea that if you , work hard and play by the rules, you can make it if you try, no matter what the circumstances of your birth in both of our countries. and we see this in our current presidential campaign. after all, where else would a boy born in calgary grow up to run for president of the united states? [laughter] [applause] president obama: w e

this is a piece written. ,ate-night canadian fast food protein is what is on the -- poutine is what ise menu tonight. the more formal take on it will be fast food shavings of smoked duck and she's finished with red wine gravy served on a delicate wafer fries. dave in massachusetts, a democrat. good morning to you. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: morning. caller: listen, i have a critique of c-span. every morning, i am retired, and every morning i wake up, and i just wait for c-span and the conversations you have. host: ok. caller: i just wish that this format was available to younger people like college kids and working adults that get up at 8:00 and go off to work. i wish they had the same for them in the evening. i think you get a lot different perspective coming in if it was on doing a different time of the day. host: we tried that in the past, and we certainly do have: programs at night. you probably watch yourself. -- we certainly do have call in programs that i. you probably watch yourself. we will have coverage of the president's official dinner and primary night. we take