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All right, back on the young Turks coverage of the first presidential debate between Donald Trump

and Joe Biden. First part of the analysis. Holy cow, that was a mess. Wow, that was the biggest

train wreck of a debate I have ever seen. Thank you, Greeneckin, John Neural, Michael Sherwood,

you guys. I have a pretty strong sense of one debate. I'm wondering if you're going to talk

it through with everybody. I think we're getting an echo from Michael's Skype. That's my sense of it.

Okay, so there we go. All right, so and I'm going to read your comments throughout and so many of

you joined and I'll try to get to you guys as well. I'm just going to read one YouTube super chat

for now, both because it's a fun comment and Gregory was so generous. Gregory Price says,

the winner of this debate, John Iderola, I forgot to make popcorn. He didn't. I lose.

So it's a nice light note to start in on. Okay guys, I've got strong opinions as you might

suspect and I'm sure you guys do too on who won and what the critical moment of the debate was.

But before I do any of that, actually, I want to go to Michael first. Michael, you're in the media room

in Cleveland. Any reaction from the media or anyone else there to what was a historically

disastrous debate? Yeah, Jenkins, no, it's funny. I was in Cleveland in 2015 for the very first

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