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## Video: The Trump-Clinton Debate: the Interruptions

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_Published 2016-09-27. Throughout the 90-minute debate, Trump exercised all the subtle put-downs familiar to almost any woman who has sat in a business meeting with a dismissive man. He interrupted Hillary Clinton more than 50 times, according to some estimates._


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## Transcript

Actually that is -

>> I will bring, excuse me. I will bring back jobs .

>> I think a lot about what worked and how we can make it work again .

>> Well, he approved NAFTA -

>> We have 3 million new jobs, a balanced budget -

>> Which is the single worst trade deal ever approved in this country .

>> And incomes went up .

>> No, no. You're telling the enemy everything you want to do .

>> No we're not. No we're not -

>> See you're telling the enemy everything you want to do .

>> And I wrote about that In I wrote about- You called it the gold standard. Well, I hope I- You called it the gold standard of trade deals. You said it's the finest deal you've ever seen and- No, but when it was negotiated which I wrote about that it in my- So, is President Obama's fault? Is it President Obama's fault? Look before you even announced Look, there are different- Secretary is it President Obama's fault? But you have no plan. I do. Secretary you have no plan. In fact I have written a book about it. So for the next segment- Well look, can I just finish. I think I should. [ CROSSTALK ] You go to her website, then you take a look at her website.

She's gonna raise taxes $ 1. 3 trillion. And there's nothing crazy. This is absolutely. About not letting companies bring their money back in to their country. So there is. You're wrong. You're wrong. No, I'm not. Murders are up. All right, you'll check. New York has done. You'll check. Donald supported the invasion of Iraq. Wrong. Wrong. Which has been proved, over and over again. Wrong. He actually advocates- What makes your- I did not support the war in Iraq. In 2002. That is is mainstream media nonsense put out by her- Question there, sense- Just, you, would you like to hear? Why is your, why is your judgment- I was against the war, wait a minute.

I was against the way, -

>> Any sense about this should be a concern .

>> [ CROSSTALK ] Is getting a little bit old I must say, listen -

>> It's a good one though, well described the problem .

>> It's an accurate at all .

>> Pregnancy as an inconvenience to employer? Who have said women don't deserve equal pay unless they do as good job as men .

>> Secretary Clinton two minute please .

>> Let's start the clock again Lester

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