Celebs react to the presidential debate

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump sparred over trade policy, race and law enforcement issues and who has the better temperament to combat terrorism during Monday night's debate.

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Here's a look at how famous viewers rated their performances:

John Legend wasn't impressed by Trump going into the debate:

Afterward it seemed he felt the choice was clear:

Here's what Shonda Rhimes had to say:

Kirstie Alley has expressed support for Trump previously but mainly objected to Monday's debate format:

Hulk Hogan also has expressed support for Trump but only retweeted this post. Heck, he's used to jumping in rings, why not?

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Rob Lowe, who also has expressed conservative views, didn't say much during the debate but retweeted this sentiment about host Lester Holt:

Seth Rogen also focused on the host:

Alyssa Milano retweeted several commenters critical of Trump, but this is her pinned tweet:

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