Weiner, Quinn Clash at Debate

'i've apologized'

Updated Apr. 20, 2017 5:47PM EDT / Published Aug. 13, 2013 10:19PM EDT

James Keivom

The mayoral race just got dirtier—if that's possible. Council Speaker Christine Quinn and former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner came to blows during Tuesday night's mayoral debate. Quinn bashed Weiner for his record in Congress, and the now-fourth-place candidate shot back at Quinn's honesty. “I’ve apologized for my personal behavior,” Mr. Weiner replied. “The Speaker refuses to apologize for overturning the will of the people, for the slush fund scandal and for the things in her professional record." Quinn told reporters after that the race is also "about making sure the record is set straight."

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Weiner, Quinn Clash at Debate

James Keivom