In case you missed last night's presidential debate between President Trump and Joe Biden,

I will sum it up for you in seven seconds.

That was it. That was the debate except instead of seven seconds, it was 90 minutes of that.

The debate was mostly a draw and a missed opportunity and President Trump spent most of the time

debating the moderator Chris Wallace. But there was a point. President Trump did get a very

important message out to people and everyone seems to have missed it, but it was a very important

message and it was actually worth that 90 minutes of yammering and screaming and heckling,

which we will get into. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment from yesterday comes from Top 10 Guy 1,

who says, for Democrats, stopping them from cheating equals voter suppression. Law, yes,

that's true. It is voter, because the Democrats don't want you to disenfranchise all of those

dead voters in Ohio, all of those family pets that have been dead for 20 years, all of those illegal

aliens, foreign nationals. They don't want you to disenfranchise those people. That would be

suppression of votes that should not be cast in the first place. If you watched the debate last

night, you probably left disappointed, regardless of what side you were on. Probably if you were to

sum up the debate, you'd say that Trump won it. He got more zingers in. He seemed more lively.

And yet, probably Biden supporters are happier this morning than Trump supporters,

because Biden is allegedly ahead in the polls and because Biden didn't completely collapse on

the stage and because the moderator Chris Wallace constantly ran interference for Joe Biden,

bailed him out of a lot of tight spots and was downright rude to President Trump. President

Trump got some zingers in. He did. He did hit some points that were substantive. And I think you'd

be able to break out and put in some campaign commercials. The first one was framing the strongest

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