Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again. So today we're going to talk

about Harris Trump, frustration, and confusion. So the debate happened. It went about as expected. There were a lot of promises, there were a lot of sidestepped questions,

there were certainly a lot of things that would often be called less than accurate on the channel in the past.

Then there were things that were out and out lies.

Once so bad, the moderators had to provide immediate fact checks and some that definitely needed to be gone

over in detail that weren't given that immediate treatment.

We'll go over those this week and add the context to the claims.

If you haven't watched it, I suggest you do.

Don't just watch out of context clips on your favorite show.

Don't just listen to fact checks, but sit down and on your deserves to sit at the resolute desk.

But for a quick summary, it went as expected.

She prodded him early and showed how easily

he can be thrown off balance.

She did bring up those in his administration who wouldn't endorse him.

He tried to stick to his talking points, but got a little rambly.

It was as we all thought it would go with two key differences.

Frustration and confusion were very present.

There were times that Harris seemed frustrated,

not because of her performance, but because of trumps.

Harris clearly wanted to discuss policies and plans.

It seemed like deep down, she wanted to just lay out the competing visions of the future and let the voters

decide. She didn't really get that opportunity. Trump would provide a campaign

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