The Internet Is Calling for Either John Wick or Samuel L. Jackson To Moderate the Next Presidential Debate | 22 Words

After the messy first presidential debate took place, the internet is now calling for John Wick or Samuel L. Jackson to moderate the next one.

As we all expected, things were quick to turn ugly last night...

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 Trump V Biden was never going to be a civilized affair, but the scenes that unfolded last night were nothing short of brutal.

Tensions between the candidates have been bubbling for some time now...

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 And, last night, it seemed that their mutual feelings of resentment finally reached a boiling point.

And, in a moment many weren't expecting...

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 Biden suddenly lashed out at President Trump when he continued to speak over him.

While many have criticized Biden for his unprofessionalism...

Others have applauded the candidate, noting that he "said to Trump what they've been wanting to say for the last 4 years."

Now, there were many eye-opening moments from the ninety-minute debate.

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 For example...

Trump was asked to condemn white supremacist groups...

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 But instead chose to focus on the left. He said: "Sure I'm willing to do that, but almost everything I see is from the left-wing. I'm willing to do anything. I want to see peace." And, when asked to give this group of people a name, he responded with "Proud Boys." Proud Boys, a neo-Nazi organization, appeared to use Trump's "stand back, stand by" call in a new logo posted on Telegram shortly after the debate.

The President did provide some good news with regards to a coronavirus vaccine, however.

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 When Biden pointed out that 200,000 Americans have died during the pandemic as a result of the President's "lack of plan", Trump retaliated by insisting that "millions would have died if Biden was in charge." He then added that the US is "weeks away" from a vaccine, and his administration had done a "great job."

Biden's son, Hunter, was then dragged back into the firing line.

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 The President brought up Biden's son, claiming the mayor of Moscow's wife gave him millions of dollars and raising questions over his links with Ukraine. He also mentioned Hunter's drug problems.

Clearly, his words about Hunter hit a nerve with Biden.

"His family we can talk about all night," Biden clapped back, adding that "it's hard to get any word in with this clown - excuse me, this person". The pair also clashed over Biden's now-deceased son, Beau, and his military service.

The insults continued to flow.

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 "Everything he's saying here is simply a lie, everybody knows he's a liar," Biden said during an exchange about healthcare.

And, of course, President Trump didn't take them quietly.

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 Not to be outdone, Trump got in plenty of digs as well, firing at his opponent: "There's nothing smart about you Joe. Forty-seven years, you've done nothing."

But, out of their many valiant attempts to slander one another...

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 There was one moment that stood out amongst the rest.

Now, not everyone was too impressed...

With many finding the moment to be "unprofessional" on Biden's part.

However, on the other hand...

People have found a whole new level of respect for Biden, and have even called his words the "highlight" of the evening.

Because, as you may have already heard...

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 Biden actually called Trump "the worst president this country has ever had."

Reactions to his statement have been strong...

Some people agreed.

While others...

...Thought Biden's outburst was unprofessional.

The remark came after Chris Wallace referenced a New York Times report showing that Trump paid just $750 in federal income tax in both 2016 and 2017...

This was due to a nearly $10 million tax credit connected to a hotel project in Washington, although Trump insists it's "fake news."

Trump claimed he had actually paid ″millions of dollars in taxes.″

″Is it true that you paid $750 in federal income taxes?″ Wallace asked of Trump. ″Show us your tax returns,″ Biden interjected.

Trump replied the public would ″see it as soon as it's finished,″ and that he ″[doesn't] want to pay tax,″ but that his tax decisions have been smart.

Biden replied saying that Trump ″takes advantage of the tax code″ and that he would eliminate the tax codes as president and invest in people who ″need help.″

″Why didn't you do it over the last 25 years?″ Trump asked.

Biden responded: “Because you were president screwing things up. "You’re the worst president America has ever had, c’mon."

Trump shot back that he had ″done more in 47 months than you’ve done in 47 years, Joe.″

Yeah, it was all pretty messy.

Now now the internet is calling out for a savior.

While a lot of people aren't looking forward to another debate, others have called out to have a different moderator, one with more of an overbearing force so they can keep the 2 candidates in check.

And the options are between Samuel L. Jackson and John Wick...

Yes, an actor that is vocal about how much he dislikes Trump and a character from a film that doesn't exist in real life. That's the current state of our country, guys.

But say that it was possible, who would be the best option?

Samuel L. Jackson is a force to be reckoned with and he definitely wouldn't put up with any bull****, that's for sure.

And John Wick is so scary and powerful that none of the candidates would dare step out of line in front of him.

I'd go with Wick. To be honest, I don't think anyone could save us at this point.

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