Trump vs. Clinton: The Second Presidential Debate

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a contentious debate between Trump and Clinton, highlighting the change in body language and the intense nature of the debate. It explores the internal struggles within the Republican Party, particularly the leadership challenges and the potential impact on the upcoming election. The discussion also touches on the controversy surrounding leaked tapes and the Trump campaign's aggressive response to criticism, both from Democrats and within their own party.

What was the reaction of Trump's aides to the Clinton campaign after the debate?

• They believed Clinton had won the debate.

• They were indifferent to the outcome.

• They described the Clinton campaign as 'rattled'.

• They felt confident about their victory.

What was the state of the Republican Party following the debate?

• It was unaffected by the debate.

• It had gained new leadership.

• It was at a crossroads and without a clear leader.

• It was united and strong.

What was the potential risk for the Republican Party mentioned in the second section?

• Gaining too much power.

• Losing control of the Senate.

• Losing the presidential election.

• Facing a leadership crisis.

How did the Trump campaign respond to criticism after the debate?

• They apologized for their actions.

• They aggressively pushed back against criticism.

• They ignored all criticism.

• They adopted a defensive stance.

What strategy did the Trump campaign use to counter allegations against Bill Clinton?

• They sought legal action against the accusers.

• They denied all allegations.

• They appeared with women who accused Clinton of misconduct.

• They ignored the allegations.