Good evening. I'm Chris Wallace of Fox News, and I welcome you to the first of the 2020 presidential debates.

That right there was probably the only normal moment of what we saw last night.

As President Trump and former Vice President Biden went head-to-head in Cleveland for 90 dizzying minutes of debate.

But for real, I'm not even sure if debate is the right word for it.

I'm not going to answer the question because the question is, the question is, who is on your list, Joe?

This is on your list, Joe.

This is so unfraissed that the court has not been given a list.

We have not been given a list.

We have ended this segment. We're going to move on to the second segment.

That was really a productive segment.

And even before things got started, there was controversy.

Let's play this continue on. The issue of race.

Vice President Biden, you say that President Trump's...

One of the topics of the night was titled, and I want to quote this, race and violence in our cities.

Just that language alone seemed well kind of Trumpian, the way it conflated race and violence,

instead of framing it as a push for racial justice that's been sweeping the country.

And it was this segment of a debate where the President of the United States, the sitting president,

did the most astonishing thing of the night.

Not only did he refuse to denounce white supremacy.

What do you know? What are you saying?

I'm willing to do anything I want to see peace.

Let's do it, sir.

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