One of the most significant factors haunting Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is her connection to Wall Street [1] (remember when she accepted $675,000 to speak to Goldman Sachs?). It was certainly a focal point during Thursday night's Democratic debate. Bernie Sanders slammed Hillary's ties, while Hillary said she was tired of the accusations of dishonesty and never let the money affect her politics. These conversations led to the three most tweeted moments from the debate, according to Twitter. If you didn't catch the debate, check out those exchanges via video highlights ahead.

3. Clinton says her plans to regulate Wall Street "go further than" Sanders's.

3rd Most-Tweeted #DemDebate [2] Moment: Clinton says her plans to regulate Wall Street "go further than" Sanders'. https://t.co/penYGOumCN [3]

— Twitter Government (@gov) February 5, 2016 [4]

2. Clinton accuses Sanders of "artful smear" in attacks on Wall Street record.

2nd Most-Tweeted #DemDebate [5] Moment: Clinton accuses Sanders of "artful smear" in attacks on Wall Street record https://t.co/9XjssbjGVm [6]

— Twitter Government (@gov) February 5, 2016 [7]

1. Sanders says "the business model of Wall Street is fraud."

Most-Tweeted #DemDebate [8] Moment: Sanders says "The business model of Wall Street is Fraud." pic.twitter.com/VUQefhkOUm [9]

— Twitter Government (@gov) February 5, 2016 [10]