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Julián Castro Hits Pete Buttigieg Hard
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In this Majority Report clip, Julian Castro goes on offense against Mayor Pete.
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"WASHINGTON — Not everything is bigger in Texas. But San Antonio is certainly a whole lot bigger than South Bend, Indiana.
On a late night comedy show Wednesday, Julián Castro — former mayor of the Alamo City and a housing secretary in the Obama cabinet— let loose his frustration at being overshadowed by Pete Buttigieg, mayor of a city with fewer residents than nearly three dozen cities in Texas.
“I was mayor of a city that’s 14 times larger than South Bend. In fact, we could almost fit South Bend in our Alamodome in San Antonio,” Castro told The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah.
Noah had prodded him to respond to Buttigieg’s surge in the Democratic presidential race, noting their ongoing squabble over their relative standing among African-American voters, and Buttigieg’s invitation to show him around his hometown to disprove the Texan’s attacks."*
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