TiVo Announces Sanders Being Fed Up with Clinton Email Talk as the Top Watched Moment of Last Night s Democratic Debate

TiVo Announces Sanders Being Fed Up With Clinton Email Talk as the Top Watched Moment of Last Night's Democratic Debate San Jose, CA Oct. 14, 2015 TiVo Research and Analytics, a subsidiary of TiVo Inc., today announced the top moments from last night's CNN Facebook Democratic Presidential primary candidate debate. Moderated by Anderson Cooper, the debate brought candidates head-to-head to address issues like gun control, marijuana legalization, climate change, income inequality, affirmative action, and partisanship. But the top moment of the night was when Sanders became fed up with questions about Clinton's emails and said Enough of the emails!

Continued analysis of more than 30,000 anonymous households across the United States allows TiVo to stay on top of what resonated the most with Americans during the debate among the Democratic Presidential candidates including Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Martin O'Malley, Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee.

Here are the top moments from the event:

TiVo Top Moments of the 2015 CNN Facebook Democratic Debate

#1 - Sanders: Enough of the emails!

9:49 p.m.: Sanders interjects following Clinton s response to yet another question about her email server: "Enough of the emails! Let s talk about the real issues facing America!"

#2 - Sanders: The planet we leave our kids and grandchildren may well not be inhabitable.

9:41 p.m.: Sanders responds to Cooper s question, "What is the greatest national security threat facing the United States?": "The scientific community is telling us if we do not address the global process of climate change, transform our energy system away from fossil fuel to sustainable energy, the planet that we re going to be leaving our kids and our grandchildren may well not be inhabitable. That is a major crisis."

#3 - Sanders: We have to think through this war on drugs.

10:45 p.m.: Sanders responds to a question regarding Nevada s upcoming measure to legalize recreational marijuana, saying "I suspect I would vote yes And I would vote yes because I am seeing in this country too many lives being destroyed for non-violent offenses. We have a criminal justice system that lets CEOs on Wall Street walk away, and yet we are imprisoning or giving jail sentences to young people who are smoking marijuana. I think we have to think through this war on drugs which has done an enormous amount of damage."

#4 - Sanders: But the only way we can get things done is by having millions of people coming together.

10:47 p.m.: Sanders is asked if he will have the same difficulty Obama has had getting Republicans to compromise. Sanders says that Republicans have been total obstructionists: "Every effort that he has made, that some of us have made, they have said No, no, no! " He then continues to call on the nation to come together to force change: "But the only way we can get things done is by having millions of people coming together. If we want free tuition at public colleges and universities, millions of young people are going to have to demand it, and give the Republicans an offer they can t refuse."

#5 O'Malley: Talk to your young people under 30 because you ll never find among them people that want to bash immigrants or people that want to deny rights to gay couples.

10:58 p.m.: In his closing remarks, Governor O Malley concludes: "I truly believe that we are standing on the threshold of a new era of American progress talk to our young people under 30 because you ll never find among them people that want to bash immigrants or people that want to deny rights to gay couples. That tells me we are moving to a more connected, generous, and compassionate place, and we need to speak to the goodness within our country."

#6 Clinton: I think being the first woman president would be quite a change from the presidents we ve had up until this point, including President Obama."

10:25 p.m.: When Cooper says, "Name one way your administration wouldn t be a third term of President Obama," Clinton responds, "Well, I think that s pretty obvious. I think being the first woman president would be quite a change from the presidents we ve had up until this point, including President Obama."

#7 - Sanders: We need the American people to know what s going on in Washington in a way that today they do not know."

10:28 p.m.: Cooper asks Sanders, "You don t hear a lot of Democratic presidential candidates talking about revolution. What do you mean?" Sanders says, "What I mean is that we need to have one of the larger voter turnouts in the world, not one of the lowest. We need to raise public consciousness. We need the American people to know what s going on in Washington in a way that today they do not know."

#8 - Clinton: If you work hard and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead.

11:01 p.m.: Clinton s closing remarks: "My mission as president will be to raise incomes for hard-working middle-class families and to make sure that we get back to the basic bargain I was raised with: If you work hard and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. Please join me in this campaign. Please come and make it clear that America s best days are still ahead. Thank you very much."

#9 - Sanders: I think that there is profound frustration all over this country with establishment politics.

10:36 p.m.: After Clinton deflects a question about her family s seemingly dynastic involvement in politics, Sanders chimes in, "I think that there is profound frustration all over this country with establishment politics. I am the only candidate running for president who is not a billionaire, who has raised substantial sums of money, and I do not have a super PAC."

#10 Clinton: Probably the Republicans.

10:53 p.m.: To the question, "Which political enemy that you made during your political c

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