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More From 'Hotline On Call'

Our colleagues at Hotline On Call were surprised that there were no technical glitches as the final few minutes of the debate neared. In New Hampshire, Rudy Giuliani was interuppted by static when he answered a question on religion.

Tonight's technology made that debate look like Nixon vs. Kennedy. YouTube executives said they had a couple of contingency plans if the small monitors on the candidates' stands didn't work, but it **seems** like those plans weren't even necessary.

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