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RADDATZ: "I also found there wasn’t a whole lot of enthusiasm for Joe Biden. There’s a lot of enthusiasm among Democratic voters and some independents to get Donald Trump out, but not necessarily that enthusiasm. I was thinking earlier today about the difference in those two debates. The 2012 debate with Joe Biden and Paul Ryan was so civil. They were both, dare I say, gentlemen. We talked about foreign policy. I don’t think you’re going to get a lot of that tonight. And then at the very end of — believe it or not, how quaint is this, at the end of the debate in 2012 I asked about the tone of the debate and how negative it had been. Seems quite quaint in 2012. I don’t remember now at all it being that negative. But then comes 2016 and it was just right out of the gate. But think about how extraordinary it will be to see those men come face-to-face, the first time facing off in a debate. They’ve attacked one another. What will they do tonight?”