Anyone who’s ever gotten hangry knows that the feeling is real (and science backs that up). But in the new clip from ​Piper that his supporters believe could fundamentally reshape life in this country in ways that will benefit everyone, but especially women, who are often on the receiving end of the worsteconomicandenvironmental got… muted. “You’re doing me dirty!” he said happily when someone managed to resolve the glitch (but not before Laura Dern had been forced to awkwardly “apologise for that technical problem”). It proved the first of a number of “but-seriously-is-this-thing-on” moments over the course of the evening. Weird lags, fuzzy audio, general confusion – it all happened.This article originally appeared inBritish VogueLet us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: a new Hulu docuseries dropping in March — smack in the middle of 2020 primary season. It’s worth asking if picking at the scabs of 2016 is the best use of a famous Democratic official’s voice ahead of an extremely consequential election that precedes an even more consequential election in November. But, more importantly to me, Clinton’s comments also demonstrate a lack of understanding of the potency of Sanders’s support, and how out of touch she is with the political realities that are motivating some voters.