And I'm Welcome back everyone to a new episode of Your Wrong with Molly Hemingway and

David Harzani. Just as a reminder if you'd like to email the show

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Molly that was some debate last night, huh? Oh, it was the best debate I've ever heard

Heard?

We're seeing.

Well, you know what it's funny.

I do say heard because, and this is key because I've had so many conversations

with people about Kamala's faces last night or her hand on her

chin and I didn't really see it because usually what I do is I sit in front of the television

but with my computer.

And then I'm just kind of like typing notes.

So I'm more of a listener than a watcher.

Every time I looked up, I actually kind of

thought the visuals were interesting. But I was usually looking up when Trump was making faces that sort of remind me of faces. I'll make on television, you know, on television, you're not supposed to interrupt necessarily but you might

still convey your thoughts about something you know nodding your head or shaking

your head or giving a confused look.

And it is interesting.

I mean, famously the Kennedy-Nixon debate,

people who listen to it, thought Nixon,

people who saw it, thought Kennedy won,

you know, the one where he's sweating Nixon. But I think the faces were quite rehearsed for Kamala. You know, she, you know, she had certain faces, like she would laugh at things that were true often, but you know she had certain faces like she would laugh at things that were true often but you know they were they

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