and roger altman, founder and executive chairman of everkorp. he was deputy treasury secretary in the bill clinton administration and is now a supporter of hillary clinton. welcome to you both. maggie let me start with you. over at the brooklyn headquarters of hillary clinton are they popping champagne korks today. >> from there to nevada where the debate took place and where much of her staff was. they were very with her performance. she had a very strong night by all accounts. i think that the expectations were low, which helped herment but the reality is she is a very good debater. she did something like 25 of these in 2008 against candidates who were seen as much more viable, potential presidential nominees. she was very good in 2 thousand as well as a u.s. senate candidate. so it was not a surprise but she was, i think, the best i've seen her in a debate. she was loose. she looked like she was having fun. >> having fun. >> which is not something you associate usually with hillary clinton that is something you have seen her do much of in thi

and roger altman is the founder and executive chairman of evercore. he was deputy secretary of treasury under bill clinton and is now acer order of hillary clinton. over at the brooklyn headquarters of hillary clinton are they popping champagne corks? happy: they were very with her performance. she had a very strong night by all accounts. the expectations were low which helped her but the reality is that she is a good debater. she did the five of these in your weight against candidates did t five ofe .hese in 2008 she was loose, she looked like she was having fun. is not something you usually associate with hillary clinton. maggie: that is correct. you have not seen her do that much during this campaign. his has been a joy list -- joyless campaign for all involved. she was comfortable going on the offense against bernie sanders. she was doing it carefully. she was watching her tone. she was not sounding nasty. al: she avoided her smugness. sometimes look like she is talking down to a person when she disagrees with them and that was a risk but she knew

and roger altman is the founder and executive chairman of evercore.e was deputy treasury secretary under bill clinton and is now a supporter of hillary clinton. welcome to you both. maggie, let me start with you. over at the brooklyn headquarters of hillary clinton are they popping champagne corks? maggie: from there to nevada. they were very happy with her performance. she had a very strong night by all accounts. i think the expectations were low, which helped her but the , reality is that she is a good debater. she did twenty-five of these in 2008 against candidates who were seen as more viable presidential nominees. , but shet a surprise was the best i have seen her in the debate. she was loose. she looked like she was having fun. al: that is not something you usually associate with hillary clinton. maggie: that is correct. you had jeb bush saying that thing about running a joyful campaign. you have not seen her do that much during this campaign. this has been a joyless campaign for all involved. i think she was enjoying herself. she was comfortabl

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