I Muted Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton During the Debate. I Still Knew the Score.

We’ve told people for years that HOW you say something is more important than the exact words you use.

Last week, the New York Times watched the first presidential debate with the sound off. The idea was simple: to test the theory that what presidential candidates say during debates is less important than what they look like while they’re saying it.

Let’s see what that reporter gleaned from that exercise.