So you had two what are supposed to be called town halls happen.

One on ABC with George Seppanopoulos, with Joe Biden, that was nothing more than a big

cuddle fest.

And then you had a presidential debate.

It wasn't a town hall.

It was a presidential debate between Donald Trump and Savannah Guthrie.

I didn't know Savannah Guthrie was running for president, but apparently she is.

And then you had something else that happened a little bit too late.

Twitter is now saying they got it wrong and is going to allow you days later after the

story's already blown up and now we've moved on to other things to go back and share old

news from the New York Post in their Hunter Biden story.

And apparently that's supposed to like fix everything.

You have a massive news story that breaks.

You have a story that's so big that they realize how damning it can be to the Biden campaign

that they actually block you from sharing it and Facebook says we're going to limit its

reach so that no one will see it because there could be something in here that's not accurate

or real.

Now they're saying, okay, well, we got it wrong.

So days later you can share it and that's apparently just supposed to fix everything.

No, it's not.

I'll deal with that in a second.

I want to talk about the bigger issue of the comparing contrasts tonight and Diaz grabbed

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