This isn’t practice; this has nothing to do with Sunday,” said the GOP presidential nominee, whose performance in the first debate against Clinton was widely panned. Trump, who rarely holds town halls, gave an opening statement, reciting a list of polls that were favorable to him. Another voter asked Trump about reports that he was upset that running mate Mike Pence outperformed him in the vice presidential debate this week. “Of course it’s Boston,” said Trump, whose demeanor and tone during the town hall were far calmer than during the first debate. “I like this audience.”The event concluded with Carr thanking Trump, calling him the next president of the United States and wishing him luck in the debate.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 07, 2016 02:26 UTC