Hillary draws an applause from the crowd after listing off all the times Trump has said something was “rigged” against him. Read more
Of accepting the results of the election, Trump says “I’ll keep you in suspense.” Read more
Trump declines to say that he’ll accept the result of the election. Read more
Trump saying “if you don’t like what I did you should have changed the law” re his taxes. Read more
Ashley is standing up and applauding. Read more
Clinton counters that Trump’s charity bought a six-foot portrait of Trump: “Who does that?” Read more
Trump calls on Clinton to give back money taken from certain countries in the Middle East. He also says people in Little Haiti in Miami “hate” her because of what the Clinton Foundation did in Haiti. Read more
Trump repeated that the allegations have been “largely debunked,” which means he recognizes the potential legitimacy of some of them? Read more
Hillary has now transitioned away from the sexual assault allegations and into Trump generally being an asshole—“a pattern of divisiveness”—which also seems like a bad idea. Read more
Even though Chris Wallace brought up the allegations against Bill Clinton in his question, Trump has not managed to circle back to that. Read more
Yeah she started to veer into, like, a rant against partisanship, which was bizarre. Read more
Trump has brought up the email scandal—with a big sniff. Read more
The crowd laughs as Trump trots out his “nobody respects woman more than me” line. Read more
This is a hilarious “pivot” (tangent). Read more
Chris Wallace has brought up the sexual assault allegations. Read more
Hillary got in good attack lines about Trump using foreign workers and buying “Chinese steal,” but when he jumped in to defend himself she talked over him and he was somehow disciplined enough to not voluntarily return to it. Read more
Trump questioning why he wouldn’t win easily since the most recent jobs report was “so bad,” which is a funny thing to say because he’s going to lose terribly. Read more
Hillary just said Trump’s economic plan is “trickle down economics on steroids,” which I think means she’s officially retired “Trumped up trickle down.” Read more