TIMELINE-From Kennedy-Nixon to Harris-Trump: Six decades of debate...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Trump won the election.- 2020:
43% : Wallace told Trump: "I think the country would be better served if we allowed both people to speak with fewer interruptions.
43% : Trump, referring to Biden, responded: "And him, too."
39% : Trump would later drop out of the second debate after it was switched to a virtual format in the wake of his COVID-19 diagnosis.
23% : The two candidates appeared with no live audience, and their microphones automatically cut off when it was not their turn to speak - both atypical rules imposed to avoid the chaos that derailed their first debate in 2020, when Trump interrupted Biden repeatedly.
16% : At one point when Trump was interrupting him, Biden said: "Will you shut up, man?
13% : On July 21, Biden abandoned his reelection bid under growing pressure from fellow Democrats and endorsed Vice President Harris as the party's candidate to face Trump in the Nov. 5 election.
11% : In her book published in 2017, Clinton wrote that in their second debate Trump made her skin crawl by stalking her around the stage and she wondered if she should have told him to "back up, you creep."
9% : An exchange of insults dominated their second debate, with Clinton jabbing at Trump for sexually aggressive remarks about women he made on a just-uncovered 2005 videotape.
6% : In the third debate Trump called Clinton "such a nasty woman" and declined to say he would accept the election results.
5% : Trump sought to deflect criticism by accusing Bill Clinton, the candidate's husband, of having done worse to women.

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