The loser of the first presidential debate was Chris Wallace

Ahead of the debate, the son of legendary “60 Minutes” reporter Mike Wallace said he intended to remain "as invisible as possible."

“[O]ne of these two people is going to be the next president of the United States, and my job is to be as invisible as possible," the Fox News Sunday host stated.

The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates selected Wallace and the other two journalists—NBC’s Kristen Welker and C-SPAN’s Steve Scully— to moderate the three debates before the November election.

“Each individual brings great professionalism to moderating and understands that the purpose of the 2020 debate formats is to facilitate in-depth discussion of major topics,” the Commission's co-chairs announced the lineup earlier this month.

Trump's campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh criticized the picks in a press statement: “These are not the moderators we would have recommended if the campaign had been allowed to have any input. Some can be identified as clear opponents of President Trump, meaning Joe Biden will actually have a teammate on stage most of the time to help him excuse the radical, leftist agenda he is carrying."

"One thing is sure: Chris Wallace’s selection ensures that Biden will finally see him face-to-face after dodging his interview requests. That is, if Biden actually shows up,” Murtaugh fired.

But it appeared that Wallace threw a series of softballs at the 77-year-old challenger even when caught on stage in strew of lies.

High-profile trial lawyer Robert Barnes wrote: "The guy spreading the most hoaxes tonight is @JoeBiden," naming the Charlottesville hoax, the bounty hoax, the solider loser hoax. "Will media fact check those hoaxes?" he questioned the left-wing establishment.

September 30, 2020

Trump interrogated Biden about his kin's business dealings in China, Russia and Ukraine. Biden continued to deny that his son, Hunter Biden, received a $3.5 million wire transfer from Elena Baturina, the wife of the former mayor of Moscow.

“China ate your lunch, Joe, and no wonder — your son goes in and he takes out, he takes out billions of dollars, takes out billions of dollars to manage. He makes millions of dollars,” Trump fired on the offensive, referring to a business deal after Hunter flew to China in 2013 aboard Air Force Two.

Biden simply responded: “Simply not true."

“And also while we’re at it: Why is it, just out of curiosity, the mayor of Moscow, his wife, gave your son $3.5 million?” Trump said, referring to the recent 87-page bombshell report from the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (HSGAC) and the Committee on Finance incriminating Hunter.

“What did he do to deserve it?” Trump pressed Biden. “What did he do with Burisma to deserve $183,000?” he questioned, referring to the Ukraine energy firm that employed Biden’s son while he led the Obama administration’s Ukraine policy.

Wallace ended the trade-off with little contention: “I think the American people would rather hear about more substantial subjects.”

The Bidens made millions every place the former Vice President was made "Point Man" by former commander-in-chief Barack Obama including Iraq, Ukraine, China, President Donald Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani cited, adding the $3.5 million from Vladimir Putin’s ally and Romania, Kazakhstan.

"Time for a Free Press to tell the truth about the Biden Crime Family," the former mayor of New York City tweeted.

September 30, 2020

Biden also alleged that Kellyanne Conway, Trump's 2016 campaign manager, stated that violence happening in Democrat-run cities is "better for us."

"His own former spokesperson said, you know, ‘Riots and chaos and violence help his cause,'" Biden again slandered the president's former counselor.