These Are the Most Talked About Moments From the Final Presidential Debate

Published on Oct 20, 2016 at 12:00 AM

What happens in Vegas . . . is heard around the world — and definitely on social media. When Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump took the stage tonight for a final debate in Las Vegas, the discussion was characteristically heated. Trump's performance was no different, if not worse, than previous debates: he went as far as saying he might not accept the election's results.

The final presidential debate closed with several standout moments. According to Twitter, these were the most talked about.

1. When Clinton and Trump discussed his notorious comments about women.

.@HillaryClinton: "Donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger" https://t.co/FvyVw7iAOF pic.twitter.com/hHb9aFUEAp

— POLITICO (@politico) October 20, 2016

2. When Trump suggested he might not accept the election results.

Donald Trump on whether he will accept election results: "I'll keep you in suspense, okay?" https://t.co/vXZGRz06zn https://t.co/00AD9GXS62

— ABC News (@ABC) October 20, 2016

3. When Trump called Clinton a "puppet."

"You're the puppet" for Russia, Donald Trump tells Hillary Clinton at the final #Debate https://t.co/81dWV2nMPO https://t.co/51dniDzsdw

— CNN International (@cnni) October 20, 2016

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These Are the Most Talked About Moments From the Final Presidential Debate

1. When Clinton and Trump discussed his notorious comments about women.

2. When Trump suggested he might not accept the election results.

3. When Trump called Clinton a "puppet."

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