Love him or hate him, Donald Trump does not answer questions like conventional politicians. In an exclusive interview with Axios, America's PEOTUS notably danced around several questions without giving direct answers.
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A more disciplined President Trump held back from the rowdy interruptions at tonight's debate in Nashville, while making some assertions so outlandish that Joe Biden chuckled and even closed his eyes.
The result: A real debate.
Between the lines: Trump didn't focus on assuring women voters or seniors. But his economic argument could reassure some men in swing states.
During an exchange about race in America, Trump said: "Nobody has done more for the black community than Donald Trump, with the exception of Abraham Lincoln — possible exception. ... I'm the least racist person in this room."
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Reporting was contributed by Stef Kight, Alexi McCammond, David Nather and Hans Nichols.
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