Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton clashed Monday evening in a high-stakes debate that pitted one candidate known for his freewheeling off-the-cuff style against another who famously over-prepares.

“Examining Politics,” the Washington Examiner‘s podcast, broke down the first presidential debate, featuring interviews with media trainer Beverly Hallberg, who discussed how Clinton and Trump looked and sounded; and Phil Klein, who called in from Hofstra University in New York, the site of the debate, to report on how things looked and sounded on the ground.

Recommended Stories

At least five killed and dozens injured in Ukraine in ‘vile’ Russian strike amid ceasefire talk

Two killed in ‘lethal kinetic strike’ on suspected drug vessel in Caribbean

Rudy Giuliani ‘recovering’ from pneumonia and complications tied to 9/11 effects

The Democratic and Republican nominees meet next on Oct. 9 in St. Louis. The vice presidential candidates are scheduled to debate on Oct. 4.