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(Ignore Trump's Rhetorical Question. That was me. The website's acting funny. I'm rewriting it/expanding.)

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(Ignore Trump's Rhetorical Question. That was me. The website's acting funny. I'm rewriting it/expanding.)

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Toward the very beginning of the debate, during the topic of abortion, Trump started his rebuttal with a rhetorical question. This question's main purpose was to ultimately make the audience question if Clinton's argument was as believable as she led on.

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Toward the very beginning of the debate, during the topic of abortion, Trump started his rebuttal with a rhetorical question.

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Trump avoids accusations regarding his financial system and security by accusing Clinton of having "short term memory loss."  That is, she isn't checking her facts correctly or not delving into enough research.

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Trump made comments such as " Nasty Woman" and " short-term memory loss" where he is attacking Clinton herself rather than her invalid arguments.

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Hillary compares trump to both Hitler and Stalin during the World War Two era.

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If you go with what Hillary is saying, you can take baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother just prior to the birth of the baby"

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Trump makes the audiences feel guilt and sorrow as he states that we take care of immigrants more than we take care of our veterans. He uses that statement to further go into depth on why we should create borders to protect the country.

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Hillary used statistics to support her pro-choice stand. It presents facts which cannot be disputed as evidence that pro-choice is correct.

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Clinton compares Trump's ideas to those of Hitler's and Stalin's. Her use of historical allusions to those men has a strong and negative impact on Trump's arguments. By using history to prove Trump's ideas to be similar with those of Hitler and Stalin's, she also makes an effective rebuttal on Trump's views.

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she uses short stories and examples of common people to relate to the rest of America as if this one person is just the relatable type for all americans.

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Trump and Clinton both use "America" a lot in order to establish trust in the audience. When they do this it makes it so the candidate that is saying something seems more patriotic, and the candidate that isn't saying anything is "less" of an American.

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Trump and Clinton both use "America" a lot in order to establish trust in the audience. When they do this it makes it so the candidate that is saying something seems more patriotic, and the candidate that isn't saying anything is "less" of an American.

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When Hillary Clinton asks Trump, "Do you think that with stricter gun laws, these recent shootings would have happened?" she puts him on the spot. Clinton pressures him to provide a sensible response to her question, which he was unprepared for.

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Hillary compared Trump to Hitler's identification of Jews and the gold star as Trump wants to identify Muslims.

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Clintons many uses of comparing Hitler and Stalins ideas to Trumps

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Pathos: "Politicians have no business interfering with women´ś personal health decisions." -Hilary Clinton

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Trump repeats the word "America" many times while making his claims. He uses this word with a positive context of his policies and laws he is creating which are to "make America great again." He tries to prove and back up all of his comments by saying it's for the Americans' benefit. This makes the audience feel like he's the best candidate who can and will protect the nation the best.

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Statistical data

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Trump avoids accusations regarding his financial system and security by accusing Clinton of having "short term memory loss." That is, she isn't checking her facts correctly or not delving into enough research.

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(Appeal to Force)-"Trumped-Up Trickle-Down Economics" will further national debt until we hit the economic equivalent of prison
(Force/Name calling)-States that Hitler used the same immigration policies against people of Jewish faith/ethnicity and will shut out those who's lives are in danger
(Name calling)-Called out Trump's 10 year plans for economic reform/industrialization similar to the two 5 Year Plans that Stalin had done in totalitarian Soviet Union

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Clinton stated that "1% of all abortions are performed after the 21st week." This use of statistical evidence allows the audience to put the point into perspective and have a better understanding of the topic.

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Trump had called the illegal immigrants aliens when referring to them .This is degrading the immigrants similar to how the Japanese were thought to be Aliens after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

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Trump states that if guns are taken away from the people, they will revolt and "there will be uprisings". He is wrongly asserting that if guns are banned in the nation, then citizens will revolt, which will most likely not even be the case.

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Clinton compares Trump's 10 year plan to Stalin's two five year plans. She also equates him to the Hitler of this generation because of his policies. Just because these policies turned out for the worse in these cases does not necessarily mean it will be the same for Trump if he is elected, but Clinton assumed it did.

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Trump tells a short, personal story about how he met with a parent who decided not to go though with abortion and this parents "now loves their child." This promotes the sense that Trump has personal experiences with abortion and uses these experiences to back up his opinion that abortion should not be allowed.

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The debate involved Clinton comparing Trump with people such as Hitler and Stalin who are associated with horrific events under their name,and compares trumps plans to that of hitler and stalin to get people to be against his point of view and onto her side. This use of fallacy against trump but clinton assumes that if trump become president all these things will go wrong on america as they did in germany and the soviet union.

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Trump was talking about abortion then went into his tax plan

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Clinton's
use of Pathos with talking about children and having guns.

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Trump uses the rhetorical tools of ethos(discredit illegal immigrants and his fellow candidates and to establish his own ethos as the solution to the problem of immigration in the U.S.) and pathos(rouse the emotion of fear in his audience over the harm that illegal immigrants are doing to America)
to make his immigration plan make sense.

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Appeal to emotion: Hillary compares Trump to Hitler.
This makes the audience feel scared about the potential repetition in history.

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"So you assume ALL of us (upper class) will only treat workers poorly?"
Clinton poses a generalization of the rich (and Trump) of treating the lower classes unfairly. This appeals to the audience through relatability as the majority are not of the top one percent.

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Trump with "ripping babies from mother's stomachs" and then Trump attacking Hillary for signing a document for a wall in 2006

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Clinton uses Trump's words against him during the economy section. Trump mentions plans to increase industry over ten years. Clinton argued that it sounded similar to Stalin's ten year plans.

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Trump emphasizes the word "America"  to convey to the audience that he is focused on improving America and is dedicated to its cause.

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"1 in 5 families do not have a single family member in the work force... That's at least 4 families in this room, right now." The statistic can strike true to some people in the audience and sway them to support the cause.

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Clinton

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Used words like America, land of the free etc. to promote his views.