Third Debate Drama: Bill & Melania Refuse To Shake Hands — See The Snub
Oct. 20 2016, Published 1:23 p.m. ET
Las Vegas's third and final presidential debate on Wednesday, October 19, was more dramatic than ever — before the segment even began! Get the dirty details on RadarOnline.com.
Tensions first ran high when Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's family members arrived.
Final Presidential Debate Between Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump Held In Las Vegas
Former president Bill Clinton was once again forced to face rape accusers, whom Trump had strategically invited to the event.
Bill Clinton and Melania Trump made sure to enter the debate facility in a way that would allow them to avoid shaking hands.
Final Presidential Debate Between Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump Held In Las Vegas
Though Trump is currently facing his own assault allegations, wife Melania has remained by his side, even giving a public interview in his defense earlier this week.
Trump insisted that claims of sexual assault were "debunked" in his case, calling it pointless to apologize to Melania.
After avoiding a Trump encounter, Bill and daughter Chelsea were happy to greet other guests at the debate.
Presisdential Debate in Las Vegas
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump avoided shaking hands as well — yikes!
Candidates Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump Hold Third Presidential Debate At The University Of Nevada
The debate itself was icier than ever, with Trump calling Clinton a "nasty woman."
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But Hillary was ready to roll as well, going after Trump for the irresponsible spending of his charity foundation, which included a six-foot portrait of the candidate himself. "Who does that?!" she asked, exasperated.
Candidates Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump Hold Third Presidential Debate At The University Of Nevada
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