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Although he knew that The Great Wall was a terrible movie, Martin still called Matt Damon.

He said directly on the phone: "I can't guarantee the quality of the script, but the other party should not be short of money. You can ask for more for the salary. You can decide the details yourself. I'm just passing on a message."

Hang up the phone.

It was exactly nine o'clock and the debate was about to begin.

I don't know if it was because of the previous exposure of each other's shortcomings, the debate started with a lot of gunpowder.

Trump and Hillary did not shake hands in a friendly manner at the beginning, but instead waved perfunctorily from two meters apart.

Hillary raised her chin with an undisguised arrogance; Trump leaned sideways, squinting his eyes and pouting his lips, with a look of contempt.

The tit-for-tat atmosphere immediately aroused the interest of the audience in front of the TV and computer.

"It would be great if they fought."

"Hillary will definitely lose in a fight, Trump is a head taller than her."

"Did you notice Trump's look? It's as if he wants to eat Hillary."

"Hillary is the same, the contempt on her face is almost overflowing."

"I feel excited, this debate must be full of gunpowder."

The debate started with a question from a live audience.

The audience asked: "Mr. Trump, Ms. Clinton, both of you have been involved in scandals recently. How can your actions become a model for contemporary American young people?"

The two candidates avoided talking about the scandal issue and used it to emphasize the core concept of their campaign.

Hillary first said, "We need to convey confidence to the younger generation. America is a strong country. We should respect each other and cherish our differences."

She also believes that young people can benefit from her campaign.

Hillary also emphasized that education is one of America's greatest advantages. She will try to make the entire education system from kindergarten to election more beneficial to everyone, so that the American economy will no longer only benefit the top people, but will be more evenly distributed to the general public.

Trump pointed the finger at the current American government (Obama government) at the beginning, criticizing the so-called "Obamacare" medical insurance system for actually increasing the burden on more people; criticizing the US trade deficit of 800 billion US dollars last year, while the US is also investing more financial resources in countries where terrorism breeds.

"This is the consequence of the Democratic Party being in power. They have no determination to reform at all. It's all lies."

At the same time, he reiterated his core concept of "law and order", emphasizing the strengthening of border management, respect for law enforcement officers and protection of vulnerable groups.

However, as CNN host Cooper asked Trump how to explain the "recording gate" insulting remarks about women that were recently exposed by the media, the debate suddenly took a sharp turn and becameA war of insults with personal attacks on each other.

Trump could only apologize because he could not avoid it.

But while apologizing, he repeatedly emphasized that this was a "private conversation in the locker room" and could not represent himself.

"I was led at the time. I doubt that the host did it on purpose. These media people always want to make the world chaotic."

And then he changed the subject and led the topic to "anti-terrorism", saying that this is the issue that voters should pay more attention to.

In response to the "recording gate", Hillary also directly criticized Trump, pointing out that he was not suitable for the position of President of the United States from the beginning, and said that the words in the "recording gate" were only a small part of Trump's vulgar thoughts. He criticized Muslim citizens and scored women during the campaign, and his many performances proved that he was biased against vulnerable groups.

Then the female host Martha Raddatz of ABC asked Trump a popular question collected from social platforms: I hope Trump can answer "How did this campaign change me? When did you change me?"

"You have been apologizing for your insults to the female group, but have you really changed?"

The host kept nagging about the issue of insulting women, which made Trump a little impatient.

He thought: Why do you always ask me instead of Hillary? Her email scandal is much more harmful to the country than my few words.

He frowned and thought for a while, but did not answer directly, but led the topic to Bill Clinton.

"As we all know, Bill Clinton's performance on women's issues is much worse than mine, while Hillary has been ignoring her husband's behavior and viciously attacking the victims. She is an 'accomplice'. They are the real insulters of women."

This remark really resonated with many people in front of the TV.

After all, Clinton's incident was a big deal, and people died. Until now, the public has not been given a real explanation.

Trump's team had long expected that Hillary would hold on to Trump's insulting remarks about women in this debate, and they had been prepared for it.

Just before the debate began, Trump attended a press conference with several people who claimed to be victims of Clinton's sexual assault.

Broderick, a female nurse who claimed to have been raped by Clinton, tweeted on October 8: "Trump just said some dirty words, and Hillary threatened me after Clinton raped me. Hillary said Trump's words were terrible, but she lived with the rapist and provided protection, and her behavior was terrible."

Broderick claimed that she was raped by Clinton, then the state attorney general, in a hotel in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1978.

During the debate, Trump also brought up this incident and used it as a "spear" to stab Hillary.

In response, Hillary did not directly respond to Trump's accusations against her husband, but used a circumspect approach.Talking about his skills, he continued to point the contradiction directly to Trump's "recording gate".

She said: Trump discriminates against many ethnic minorities, and his accusations against Obama's birthplace are the most excessive, and he owes the country an apology.

But she also said that she would not be as vulgar as Trump.

"If you want to continue to dwell on this issue, you can go to my website. Today we should discuss more key issues here." Hillary said.

Seeing that Hillary began to turn from offense to defense, Trump immediately took advantage of the victory and led the topic to Hillary's "email gate".

Trump said: "After the email gate happened, Hillary deleted more than 30,000 emails in her personal mailbox in order to cover up the truth. She also owes the people an apology."

Trump also emphasized that if he is elected, he will hire a super prosecutor to investigate Hillary and give the people the truth.

Hillary responded that she did make a mistake, but she assured that the confidential documents in her private mailbox were treated seriously by her and were not hacked, so no content would be leaked to the wrong people.

She reiterated that this debate should not be more entangled in the factual investigation of the two scandals, and both should focus on answering the audience's questions.

And Trump certainly would not let Hillary escape the question, and he insisted that Hillary's choice to delete the email after receiving the court summons was disappointing, which directly harmed the interests of citizens and angered American citizens including himself, and he said that Hillary "should be put in jail."

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