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Of course, today we're talking about the hot mess of the presidential debate last night.

We've got Hugh Hewitt here today along with Crystal Ball and Saga and Jettie to have full analysis for you.

We've got our favorite clips and I will have a reaction of my own to the moderation, to the candidates and to where we probably now stand in this race.

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He's done a lot of interesting things and has a great, great newsletter called fourth watch. So he's got his own independent thoughts on media and how this was handled. But I'll tell you, you know, Steve overall, as I looked at that debate last night, my reaction was it was complete chaos. And I learned nothing.

I learned nothing.

It was mildly entertaining, just like in the way a boxing match would be the dynamics of how Trump would keep punching and whether Biden would ever counter punches opposed to running to the corners of the ring.

But overall, it was kind of like you want to cover your eyes.

Yeah, I would have loved like a really exciting like, you know, prime two two boxers in their prime kind of boxing match. But this was like two people that just put on a gloves for the first time and have never really, you know, it was so.

Amateur is and just all over the place and they just flailing arms. Yeah, it was it was a it was a shit show.

To me, it was more like Trump. He was like this big scary sort of, you know, television show monster like and Biden was the old man kind of, you know, a little frail in the corner like.

It's mean, it's mean, which I don't know. I think Trump supporters will love how aggressive he was and want to see him give it to Biden who's, you know, compared him to a Nazi.

They have no empathy or sympathy for Biden. And Biden was probably thinking about those suburban moms and seniors and just fine with Trump appearing like a bully.

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