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Janet Jackson wins the debate! "Nasty woman" trends as Trump interrupts Hillary, again

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Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

By Jennifer Brett
Oct 19, 2016

Donald Trump's fondness for interrupting Hillary Clinton during presidential debates has given "Saturday Night Live"writers plenty of material. At the end of the final debate on Wednesday, it got Twitter busy, too.

"Such a nasty woman," Trump said as Clinton discussed tax policy. (Presumably he was reacting to her comment referencing whether he and other high-income earners would seek to dodge tax bills).

Like "bad hombres" early on, "nasty woman" started trending as the final debate wound down. Thus did expectant mom Janet Jackson take Ken Bone's place as unofficial debate winner.

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