The debate between the contenders for the presidency was quite high. For the opening of the presidential debate, moderator Chris Wallace seemed like a man trying to stop a runaway train with his bare hands. The heated debate between President Donald Trump and Vice President Joe Biden was chaotic from start to finish. With interruptions and interjections, Trump tried to throw his Democratic opponent off stride. 'Please, increasingly frustrated and loud,' were the only words Wallace had at his disposal for maintaining control. “Please let him speak, Mr. President,” Wallace tried more than once.
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The Fox News host pointed out that he was the mediator, that he was the one to ask questions, that he hated to raise his voice but would. He reminded the president that his campaign had agreed to the ground rules. For much of the time, it was useless. “Chris Wallace’s debate performance tonight is a great reminder that kindergarten teachers are underpaid,” “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah tweeted in the midst of the 90-minute encounter. There was near-unanimous disgust from commentators after the deliberation was over.
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Some, like CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, wondered openly if the two outstanding scheduled debates between the two men would actually take place. CBS ran an instant poll of viewers and found 69% considered it annoying and just 17% found it informative. Twitter was aflame with grievances that Wallace had lost control, while some supporters wondered whether there was really anything he could do. Wallace attempted to ask pointed questions to both men. He effectively asked Trump three times whether he accepted climate change, while also asking Biden whether his proposals to help the environment would hurt the economy.
