US DEBATE: Key moments in Republican presidential debate

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By Edward Jaleyemi
Republican White House hopefuls held their second presidential debate Wednesday, a charged and at times highly personal political joust. Here are some notable moments:
– Money, money, money –
“I say not in a braggadocious way, I’ve made billions and billions of dollars dealing with people all over the world.”
Donald Trump lays on his characteristic bombast from the outset.
 SIMI VALLEY, CA - SEPTEMBER 16: Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump (L) and Jeb Bush argue during the republican presidential debates at the Reagan Library on September 16, 2015 in Simi Valley, California. Fifteen Republican presidential candidates are participating in the second set of Republican presidential debates. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP
SIMI VALLEY, CA – SEPTEMBER 16: Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump (L) and Jeb Bush argue during the republican presidential debates at the Reagan Library on September 16, 2015 in Simi Valley, California. Fifteen Republican presidential candidates are participating in the second set of Republican presidential debates. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/AFP
Getting personal –
“She’s absolutely the love of my life, and right here, and why don’t you apologize to her right now.”
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush demands an apology from Trump for the suggestion he is soft on immigration because he has a Mexican-American wife, who was in the audience.
– School yard fights –
“His visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly, my goodness, that happened in junior high. Are we not way above that?”
Senator Rand Paul takes issue with Trump’s personal insults on the campaign trail.

“I never attacked him on look, and believe me, there is plenty of subject matter there.”
Trump shows gives no quarter in response.

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