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@AndrewSolender

During the final presidential debate, President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden expressed diametrically opposite views on the severity of the coronavirus pandemic on.forbes.com/6016GAQWE by @AndrewSolender

Trump said the virus “will go away” and once again repeated his claim that the U.S. is “rounding the corner” on the pandemic

In an exchange with Democratic challenger Joe Biden, Trump insisted Fauci and other experts underestimated the threat of Covid-19 in the spring, claiming the infectious disease expert described Covid-19 as “no problem” and predicted it would “go away soon” forbes.com/sites/joewalsh…

@rachsandl

At the debate, Trump kept saying that Biden got $3.5 million from Russia. That’s not exactly true. He also mentioned that Biden's family is getting rich, that "they're like a vacuum cleaner" forbes.com/sites/rachelsa… by @rachsandl

Former Vice President Joe Biden on Trump's tax returns

President Trump insisted that Biden is pining to knock down buildings and shrink their windows, a bizarre and inaccurate riff on Biden’s climate plan that has quickly turned into one of Trump’s go-to attack lines. Read more about it here forbes.com/sites/joewalsh…

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