Good evening, thanks for joining us.

The day after the debate debacle and the question tonight really is now what?

73 million people witnessed last night's so-called debate and it's pretty clear this is

the way it's going to be from here until at least election day.

The nonpartisan debate commission, which are the people in charge of these presidential

debates every four years, they made a statement today saying last night's debate made clear

that additional structure should be added to the format of the remaining debates to

ensure a more orderly discussion of the issues.

They don't know what to do.

They didn't put out any specifics.

They're not sure, you can't cut off the person's mic.

You can still hear the president as Chris Wallace pointed out in an interview with New York

Times today.

You can still hear him off mic.

They can try to construct additional structures, as they say, but it's not going to make much

of a difference.

Don't Trump is what he is.

It's not going to change.

It's like his history of racism and his father's history of it too.

Sure, once or twice he's made perfunctory statements sort of condemning something vague,

but we all know what he is doing and why he's doing it.

I mean, it's just very clear.

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