Live Updates: Final 2019 Primary Democratic Debate

Yang, says he would like to give each of the other candidates his book. “If you like data, this book is for you”, Yang said. “If you like data, and book”.

Buttigieg says it would be a gift to the nation for anyone on the stage to be president instead of Trump.

Warren, straightforwardly, says she will ask for forgiveness.

Sanders said "I could give out any one of four books that I wrote”.

Steyer said he wants to give “everyone on the stage” the “gift of teamwork”.

Klobuchar says she will ask for forgiveness “every time any one of you get mad at me”.

Biden said everyone on the stage is working for the same thing. He talks about reaching out to people.

The men on stage offered gifts. The women on stage have forgiveness.

Conversations about poverty #DemDebates pic.twitter.com/AumfuSf2fQ

— Sawyer Hackett (@SawyerHackett) December 20, 2019

Buttigieg said that children separated from their parents at the border should have a “fast-track to citizenship”, adding that his father immigrated to the US.

Klobuchar said she worked on a bill for Dreamers while in the Senate, but it wasn’t enacted because Trump “gut-punched us”.

Steyer said Trump “isn’t against immigration, he’s against immigration by non-white people”.

Yang mentions again he’s the son of immigrants. Then he talks about gender. “We operate in a fundamentally anti-woman marketplace”, Yang said, talking about fundraising, avoiding answer about 'Dreamers'.

Biden dodges a question about whether he supports reparations. Biden mentions the importance of immigration and Hispanic children in schools. He doesn't address reparations.

Here are some photos of the Buttigieg fundraiser in Napa -- with the famous wine cave and the chandelier with 1,500 Swarovski crystals -- that @BrianSlodysko wrote about.https://t.co/0sprQ3aDsy pic.twitter.com/3waO6jO93L

— Teddy Schleifer (@teddyschleifer) December 16, 2019

More than an hour into the sixth debate and Klobuchar has eclipsed Warren as the leader of the talking time race

Joe Biden, who would be 82 years old on Election Day in 2024, was asked if he would commit to running for a second presidential term if he wins the 2020 election.

“No”, he said, adding that “I’m not willing to commit one way or another".

Elizabeth Warren on being the oldest president if she were to win: "I'd also be the youngest woman ever inaugurated" #DemDebate pic.twitter.com/NzbKGZoJzd

— MTV NEWS (@MTVNEWS) December 20, 2019

Joe Biden has proven to be disastrous on foreign policy.

Former DOD Secretary Bob Gates said that Biden “has been wrong on nearly every major foreign policy & national security issue over the past four decades.”

As VP, Biden consistently advocated for dangerous foreign policy.

— GOP (@GOP) December 20, 2019

NEW: One hour into tonight's #DemDebate and Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren are leading in speaking time. https://t.co/DScJYEW7XZ pic.twitter.com/mFBOZQKth0

— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) December 20, 2019

One hour in, here's how each #DemDebate candidate's social media followings have moved this evening on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Andrew Yang still leading the way in terms of new likes and follows. No real significant movement thus far. pic.twitter.com/ssuFTGLPOD

— Ry Crist (@rycrist) December 20, 2019

Klobuchar says the US should send a message to Beijing that Washington stands with its allies.

Yang says the Chinese are way ahead on technology.

“We’re not looking for a war”, Biden says, but “we have to be clear that we are a Pacific power” and the US isn’t going away.

“The way the United States should be reacting in Hong Kong” is to form a coalition “to push back”, Steyer said

Here we have a Democratic debate moderator confusing Tom Steyer with...Andrew Yang: pic.twitter.com/oda3puozU8

— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) December 20, 2019

Here's who's talked the most so far in the #DemDebate. https://t.co/TQw0PkKnYq

⏱️ See the full breakdown here: https://t.co/O8CZLaOK0x pic.twitter.com/iPLfwmHMna

— CNN (@CNN) December 20, 2019

Joe Biden called the impeachment of President Trump a "constitutional necessity".

"It was a constitutional necessity for the House to act as it did", Biden said.

Warren said she sees “this as a constitutional moment” on impeachment, adding “that doesn’t mean loyalty to an individual” or a political party.

Sanders said conservatives understand we can't have a president with Trump's temperament in office, though GOP support for Trump remains high.

Klobuchar said “the law is king”.

Buttigeg said “this is beyond public opinion, this is beyond polls, this is beyond politics”.

Yang suggested that "we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment"

Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Andrew Yang, Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Tom Steyer and Amy Klobuchar took the debate stage.

NOT FAKE NEWS:

The Democratic Presidential Debate tonight on PBS "May be listed by some PBS stations as an episode of 'Antiques Roadshow.'" #DemDebate pic.twitter.com/ZQEc9QtMz4

— Trump War Room (Text TRUMP to 88022) (@TrumpWarRoom) December 20, 2019

Soooooo very proud to see @Yamiche on stage at the Democratic Debate in Los Angeles. More diversity among moderators than on stage. pic.twitter.com/d8EfYUEOUx

— Michele Norris (@michele_norris) December 20, 2019