PHOTOS: Biggest Reality TV Villains Ever! Read articleĨ:45 p.m. (And start from the bottom if you want it in chronological order!) Read on for a minute-by-minute account of the event. Out of keeping with his campaign, Trump was remarkably restrained and said nothing particularly nasty about his opponent - although he was less than specific (and sometimes downright secretive) when pressed for details about how he intended to turn the country around. In keeping with her campaign, Clinton highlighted her experience and temperament as assets to her potential presidency, frequently shutting down moderator Matt Lauer to complete her points when he tried to interrupt her mid-answer.

With an audience made up entirely of members of the military, both candidates for the presidency took turns fielding tough questions about their intended foreign and military policy should they win the upcoming election - and Us Weekly was watching live to report the action as it happened. It wasn’t a traditional debate, but the conversation got heated all the same when Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump sat down for the Commander-in-Chief Forum on Wednesday, September 7.

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