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Democratic and Republican candidates met for the first time face-to-face on national TV, and kicked off the debate with an ungainly handshake before the public meeting for almost two hours moderated by ABC Information Linsey Davis and David Muir.

Whoopi Goldberg began the dialogue by calling the talk “booty-stealing” and how he was “quite relieved” at the outcome of the conversation.

“Obviously, Vice President Harris kicked some ass. He called you-know-who for kissing like a dictator, killing immigration bills, not having a health care plan, and lying about post-birth abortions.

Pleasure Behar joked that his personal dog was afraid after they mentioned “cats and dogs” comments made by Trump, where he repeated the concept of social media conspiracy that “Ohio Haitians consume pets”.

“He was so strong on her that it was almost like parental abuse, like I saw a girl kick a babooey off someone,” Behar added.

Alyssa Farah Griffin – who previously worked for the Trump administration – admitted that there was a transparent debate winner, and it wasn’t her former boss.

“Like I expected, he lost it the first time. They set a trap for him, and he went right in,” Griffin said.

He famously said that Trump had to jump to Harris during a question related to “border security”.

“On the issue that needs to be dealt with the most, border security, he’s finally talking about a rally,” he said, indicating that he bit back on Harris’ bait about individuals leaving Trump rallies because they were “bored.”

Griffin added that if this debate is “conventional”, Trump should pull Harris to some insurance policies such as why Harris “defund the police and not now.”

“But there is nothing conventional,” he added when he began listing the feedback made by Trump, along with those who defended him on January 6.

“And best of all, he was asked if he had a health care plan after being president for 4 years, out of the job for 4 years, and he said, ‘I have a plan.'”

“If you can’t get a 90-minute debate, how are you going to get 4 years?,” Griffin said.

Sunny Hostin in contrast to Harris for his personal days as a prosecutor.

“I’ve said from the beginning that I like prosecutors and criminals, right? I like it. And what you see is — you see Kamala Harris prosecuting cases.

“I remember after I became a prosecutor, I had a lot of problems pointing at the defendant and saying, ‘This guy did this,’ and my division chief said, ‘If you can’t level with that guy and say. if he did it, the jury wouldn’t level with the guy and say he did it,’” Hostin recalled.

“So he pointed at her and gave her directions over and over again,” she said, referring to Harris’s body language that evening. He also famously said that Trump was “fired by 81 million individuals,” and repeatedly dismissed him.

Today’s talk also features ABC Information political contributor and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to share his thoughts on the scheduled 90-minute debate. Christie has also debated Trump six times before now.

“You notice someone who is exquisitely nice ready and who should not,” Christie began. “These things are exhausting, you go to the market, you know there are 70-80 million people watching you, and also you go out on stage and maybe you are alone.”

Christie then commented on the fact that the couple had no group, no records, no household and no phone.

“So if you’re not ready, problems can come out very quickly,” he said before calling Trump an “angry man”.

The panel and Christie mentioned one in all Harris “boldest” transfers of the evening, took to for the opening handshake, said he was considered “high of people” and it “shows confidence” by Harris.

“If he dumped her, then he’s a lot dumber than some people think he is,” Christie replied to Behar, including that she thought the handshake dumped him.

“He did a good job all evening, but (the handshake) was a layup.”

“What I think is one of the important elements that upsets everything is, they won’t see him,” Christie famously said. “He didn’t do this because he didn’t feel comfortable.”