Did you catch this

[dflprincess]

Joe says "525 kids don't know where the hell their parents are" (or words to that effect)

and Spanky says "Good."

There's the next Lincoln Project ad.

[PCIntern]

1. You betcha I caught that

[phylny]

2. I caught it too!

[Hamlette]

3. blew me away. Thanks for posting. Disgusting.

[LiberalLoner]

4. Exactly. I caught it and was dumbfounded. Stunning even for Trump.

[Lars39]

5. Yes....jaw dropping

[lunatica]

6. Oh yeah! I definitely caught that.

[Baitball Blogger]

7. I think he corrected himself and said 525 parents.

Because the number of misplaced or lost children is around 225.

[dflprincess]

12. There are 225 kids that aren't accounted for

but there are also about 525 kids whose parents can't be found.

[Baitball Blogger]

13. Crazy numbers.

I remember back in the day when everything in government required forms in triplicate.

[Siwsan]

8. that was a breath catching moment, for sure

[we can do it]

9. Saw it, he was honest for one second.

[PTWB]

10. Yep! Shocking!

538 says Trump was saying “good” to moving on to the next topic. Even if that’s the case it sure didn’t come across that wait.

That and the IQ comment is going to bite him.

[luv2fly]

11. At first I thought so too

But I think he really said "go ahead" to Kristen for the next topic.

[LymphocyteLover]

26. yeah, my wife said he said "go ahead" but I thought he said "good"

[Bongo Prophet]

32. Your wife was right, in my opinion

I listened to it twice to make sure after my partner thought she heard good.

But you know, one is factual, the other has its own truth. Whatever, "It's all good."

[LymphocyteLover]

34. Yeah, her hearing is a bit better than mine and I probably was biased against that

shitgoblin... not that she likes him!

[Bongo Prophet]

37. Oh, I get it! My wife's hearing is better than mine, so there's that, lol.

I think that "Good" has a more pointed picture of Trump's attitude than "Go'head" anyway. Minor details, really, but if a lot of people heard the former, that speaks a lot to his perceived character. And that bodes well for us, I think.

Joe was brilliant when he basically said, "Here is my character against his. You (the public) know us both. Who is more trustworthy?"
That, with the repeated, "I will be president for red or blue states, ALL of us. UNITED." were some of the most impressive moments Joe captured.

I'm feeling pretty good about tonight, overall. As long as folks fact-check, we did well tonight.

[LymphocyteLover]

38. Yep, totally agree

[Lifelong Protester]

14. He said Good

[cry baby]

15. I noticed that too. nt

[Norbert]

16. Yes

[getagrip_already]

17. EVERY mom will hear that and say....

What if that were {could be} my child?

[Catherine Vincent]

18. He said "go ahead"

[Mister Ed]

24. I heard "good" myself.

Replays will clarify whether that's right, I guess.

[SilasSouleII]

25. That is what I heard

N/T

[Caliman73]

19. Yeah. I caught it. Didn't believe my ears but yes.

I mean Trump is a monster and is fully capable of saying something so disgusting, but I didn't think he would say it out loud at a national debate.

He is vile.

[chowder66]

20. Here is a video clip that was posted on Twitter.

On the broadcast it sounded like "good", I screamed at the TV..... but if you listen closely to the video clip it does sound like a mumbled "go ahead". I had to listen several times. There is a very slight break with a soft 'h' sound.

Link to tweet

[smb]

21. After Listening A Couple Times...

...it sounds to me like his pea brain kicked in with "DANGER WILL ROBINSON" alarms as he started saying "Good" and he managed to mush-mouth it into "Goahd".

[chowder66]

22. That's certainly a possibility. nt

[ecstatic]

23. That really upset me!

Out of all the disgusting things that tRump has done, the way tRump has handled the Central American refugee crisis upsets me more than anything else.

The caged babies and kids, permanently separated families, and forced hysterectomies have occurred in OUR names, with OUR tax dollars. I really believe crimes against humanity have occurred on our border. They all need to go to prison for this.

[BobTheSubgenius]

27. Bastard!

F'ing son of a bitch.

[geardaddy]

28. Saw that and was like, "whoa" n/t

[wnylib]

29. Damn. I missed it.

I listened instead of watching. Maybe that's why.

I disliked Trump from the start, even before the 2016 campaign. During the campaign, I knew, as a majority of Americans did, that Trump was not up to the job, was without moral character, was a misogynist, etc.

But my real, deep-seated, unshakeable loathing for him developed and grew with the separation of children and parents, and the placement of children in cages. There are no words to describe the depths of my loathing for this reincarnation of Adolf whose evil pollutes life just by his existence.

[JGug1]

30. Catch It

I THOUGHT Iheard that but it didn’t register.

[Beartracks]

31. I thought it was "good" as in "Yeah yeah, whatever, Joe." But...

... it could have been, "Go ahead," as some are suggesting.

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[Progressive Jones]

33. Yeah, I caught it. There's no bottom with that sack of trump. nt

[Mersky]

35. And his response to the separation and caging of children was cruel

Described the facilities as clean/nice blah, blah, blah bs as though they were staying in a resort - he said that about those facilities which have be documented to be dehumanizing, deprivating, chilling, dangerous, and hostile were somehow an answer to his administration’s vile kidnapping of those kids.

His policies are a crime against those families and children. He lost their parents and he should not be forgiven for such depravity.

[onetexan]

39. Biden is right. The separation of children from their parents is downright criminal.

Gross human rights abuses. Those thugs who implemented this horrendous policy must be turned over to the Hague & prosecuted.

[TryLogic]

36. No, but did your catch this one?

Trump said that persons who show up for immigration hearings after 2 or 3 years are not the smartest ones, or something to that effect.