 We don't know until the debate happens. It's hyperbole, of course. There are a lot of people who are interested in making this a big campaign moment. But in a campaign that's so tight, any moment could be the big moment if something goes awry for one of the two candidates. But we also know historically that debates, despite all the hype, despite all the coverage, despite all the moments that we can recite, actually don't change anything.