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Hollywood took little time to react to the chaotic first presidential debate on Tuesday night, with many expressing shock, disgust and even a little gallows humor over what happened. The fractious stop-start debate between President Donald Trump and the former Vice President Joe Biden was increasingly marked by fractious back and forths, with Trump repeatedly interrupting Biden and having to be chided by moderator Chris Wallace.

Also Read: Chris Wallace Slammed for Biden-Trump Debate Performance: 'This Is a Disgrace'“I mean, at one point, Chris Wallace was *this close* to looking at Trump and saying, ‘N—-, you got to shut the f— up!’ That was Chris Wallace losing his mind! So look, moderators, you need to figure out how to handle Trump at a debate, because this is not good for the nation.”The Comedy Central late-night host says the Fox News anchor’s attempts to cut Trump off by saying “please” weren’t enough.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden had their first of three presidential debates on Tuesday night and it was must-see TV for any hot-blooded American citizen ahead of the November general election!

Kerry Washington joined millions of Americans who tuned in last night to endure the hot mess that was the first of three 2020 presidential debates between Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Donald Trump. Washington took to Twitter to share her reactions to the debate in real time, and responded to a fan who, like many, was unimpressed with Fox News anchor Chris Wallace's moderating style for the evening.

During the often chaotic debate between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden, celebrities and creatives took to Twitter to compare the broadcast to the worst projects of their career. All eyes were on the two candidates Tuesday night as moderator Chris Wallace did his best to keep them on topic despite multiple interruptions by Trump.

Cardi B, Chance The Rapper and John Legend have reacted after Joe Biden faced off against Donald Trump in the first of three US presidential election debates.The President repeatedly clashed with Democractic candidate Biden during Tuesday evening’s heated debate, which was hosted by Fox News’ Chris Wallace in Cleveland, Ohio.In one of the evening’s most discussed moments, Trump was asked to publicly condemn  white supremacists for stoking violence and racial tensions at protests against police

the Mirror reports.CNN presenter Jake tapper later described the debate as 'a hot mess, inside a dumpster fire, inside a train wreck' saying: "That was the worst debate I have ever seen. It wasn't even a debate.

Also Read: Biden Campaign Is Already Selling 'Will You Shut Up, Man?' T-shirts“What happened on that debate stage was unlike anything that has ever happened on a presidential debate stage before,” MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow said. “He treated the debate … with a monstrous cavalcade of wild and obscene lies.”“Chris Wallace did not act as a moderator.

constantly interrupted Biden and argued with moderator Chris Wallace, saying it was “real.”“One thing I’ve concluded at the end of tonight is, it’s basically, you’re gonna get a gladiator warrior fighter in Donald Trump,” Hannity said. “A guy that is going to go to battle like he has for the last four years, fighting for trade deals, fighting for his promises, getting the money for the wall, keep, you know, everything that he says he’s gonna do.

Ellise Shafer editorThe first debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden took place on Tuesday night, and it’s safe to say that things got heated.Moderated by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, the 90-minute debate featured Trump refusing to condemn white supremacists, Biden telling Trump to “shut up, man,” and plenty of interruptions from both sides.

Hillary Clinton only had one thought to share during Tuesday's presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Donald Trump is in more hot water following the Presidential Debate tonight (September 29).

Celebrities condemned Donald Trump for apparently failing to condemn white supremacy during the rancorous TV debate with his presidential rival Joe Biden.

The first of three debates between U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice-President Joe Biden, his Democratic challenger, just concluded.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterPresident Donald Trump shocked many in the nation on Tuesday with a comment that appeared to be a signal to the violent white nationalist organization Proud Boys.During President Trump’s first presidential debate with Democratic challenger Joe Biden, Trump was pressed by debate moderator, Fox News’ Chris Wallace, to condemn white supremacist groups.

Not a lot of people were impressed with Chris Wallace‘s job as moderator during the Presidential debate.

tweeted.“Chris Wallace-GET CONTROL,” Julia Louis-Dreyfus tweeted, adding later in a separate tweet, “Chris Wallace-turn off his mic.”“Hellllo Chris Wallace??? Looking for a moderator here.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsRefresh for updates: During the first night of the 2020 presidential debates between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden, Trump hesitated and failed to condemn white supremacists, when asked if he would by his opponent and moderator Chris Wallace.

first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Certainly, it offered less twists and turns than but far more real-world stakes than, say,, and there was plenty to tweet upon.Broadcasting live from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, and moderated by host Chris Wallace, the debate's itinerary saw the Biden and Trump going head-to-head on their respective records, the Supreme Court, COVID-19, the economy, race and violence in U.S.

Twitter is blowing up during the 2020 Presidential Debate.

President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden went to the mat for the first time as opponents in the upcoming presidential election. The debate is being moderated by Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace and has so far covered coronavirus, the Supreme Court and the economy.

The first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden descended into chaos within moments, with both candidates yelling over each other, and at times, moderator Chris Wallace. After the umpteenth instance of Trump interrupting him, Biden finally snapped. “Would you shut up, man?” Biden said, exhaustedly, as he tried to get his point across while talking about Amy Coney Barrett‘s nomination to the Supreme Court.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorRefresh for updates… The first presidential debate of 2020 in under way, and people in Hollywood already are sharing their opinions, frustrations and plaudits.Moderated by Fox News’ Chris Wallace, the 90-minute tussle started at 9 p.m. ET from Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland.

election presidential debate, Chris Wallace was firm and funny in trying to get Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to stop talking simultaneously.“I'm not a potted plant here,” he said. “I do get to ask some questions.”He'll have more queries Tuesday when the 72-year-old “Fox News Sunday” host moderates the first of three scheduled debates between President Trump and Democrat Joe Biden.

Also Read: How to Watch MSNBC and NBC News' Coverage of the First 2020 Presidential Debate LiveChris Cuomo and Don Lemon will take over coverage at 1 a.m. ET.Unlike Fox News and MSNBC, CNN will allow viewers to stream its debate coverage live, for free on the CNN.com homepage and via the CNN stable of apps Android, iOS and TV streaming boxes.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorThere’s a little TV event taking place tonight that you might have heard about. President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger Joe Biden will square off in their first debate of the 2020 election season.

Ted Johnson The first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden likely will be the most watched political event of the cycle so far, but it’s the aftermath of the debate that will be almost as important as what they say and what they do.The minutes, hours and days afterward will see an avalanche of analysis, polling and other data to try to frame who won and who lost.

Ted Johnson Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace, the moderator of the first presidential debate on Sept. 29, has selected the six topics that will face President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.The topics are the Trump and Biden records, the Supreme Court, COVID-19, the economy, race and violence in our cities and the integrity of the election.

Joe Biden and President Donald Trump will go head-to-head in three debates before the general election, and TV Guide is here to help you figure out where and when to tune in, along with all of the other details you need to know about the forthcoming debates. The first debate will take place on Tuesday, Sept.

Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden.According to the nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates, the moderators will be:—Chris Wallace of Fox News for the debate Sept. 29 in Cleveland.—Steve Scully of C-SPAN for the “town meeting” debate Oct.

Moderators have been selected for the upcoming debates between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden as well as Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris.

According to the Commission on Presidential Debates, Fox News anchor Chris Wallace will moderate the presidential debate on Sept. 29 in Cleveland.

Ted Johnson Fox News’ Chris Wallace, C-SPAN’s Steve Scully and NBC News’ Kristen Welker will moderate the three presidential debates between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, and USA Today’s Susan Page will be at the helm for the vice presidential debate.The Commission on Presidential Debates, a bipartisan group that has organized the debates since 1988, announced the lineup on Wednesday.Wallace, anchor of Fox News Sunday, will moderate the first presidential debate on Sept.

Joe Biden and President Donald Trump will go head-to-head in three debates before the general election, and TV Guide is here to help you figure out where and when to tune in, along with all of the other details you need to know about the forthcoming debates. The first debate will take place on Tuesday, Sept.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorFox News’ Chris Wallace, NBC News’ Kirsten Welker, and C-SPAN’s Steve Scully will each moderate one of three Presidential Debates leading up to the 2020 election, taking center stage in seminal events in the campaign to win the White House later this year.The non-profit Commission on Presidential Debates said Wednesday that the three debates would each be 90 minutes long, as would a separate vice-presidential debate moderated by Susan Page of USA Today.More to

Also Read: Fox News' Chris Wallace Sends Mark Meadows Into Frenzy Asking About 'Hate Group' QAnon (Video)Lara Trump – who is also the president’s daughter-in-law — insisted that the campaign does their best to “encourage people to follow the guidelines and to do what they think is best for themselves,” but that they have no control over whether the crowd tries to move closer to hear the president’s speech.