FLINT, MI (AP)-- Ratcheting up the rancor, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders tangled aggressively in a Democratic presidential debate Sunday night over trade, Wall Street influence and more.
Clinton accused Sanders of turning his back on the auto industry and Sanders countered that Clinton's friends on Wall Street had "destroyed this economy."
It was a marked change in tone for the two Democrats, signaling Sanders' increasingly difficult effort to slow the party's front-runner. Both candidates frequently interrupted one another and accused each other of misrepresenting their records.
"Let's have some facts instead of some rhetoric for a change," Clinton snapped at Sanders at one point.
"Let me tell my story, you tell yours," Sanders shot back at another. "Your story is voting for every disastrous trade amendment and voting for corporate America."
More than once, Sanders chafed at Clinton's interruptions, saying, "Excuse me, I'm talking" or "Let me finish, please."
