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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump begin their third presidential debate at UNLV in Las Vegas, Oct. 19, 2016.
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump begin their third presidential debate at UNLV in Las Vegas, Oct. 19, 2016.

In Final Debate, Clinton, Trump Tangle Over Immigration, Fitness for Presidency

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The final debate between presidential candidates Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump took place after a particularly heated period in the 2016 campaign, with sexual assault allegations against Trump and the steady drip of hacked emails from the Clinton campaign.

On experience

Clinton - I was in the situation room when you were on "The Apprentice"

Clinton: I was in the situation room when you were on The Aprentice
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​Trump - She has experience, it's all bad experience

Trump: Clinton has experience - it's all bad experience
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Hillary Clinton says while she sees the need for U.S. support, it would be a big red flag to put U.S. troops back into the fight.

She says there is the need to keep an eye on the Islamic State (IS): on the ground, in the air and online. She lays out a plan for fighting IS and beyond.

Asked the same question -- will you put U.S. troops into Mosul -- Donald Trump calls the situation in Mosul sad, blamed Hillary Clinton. He says the U.S. had Mosul and lost it while Clinton was secretary of state.

Trump says his plan to defeat IS involves an element of surprise, says U.S. has been stupid in forecasting they were going to try to retake Mosul.

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