Here's What Twitter Thought Of Lester Holt’s Performance As Debate Moderator
- 8 years ago
On Monday, Lester Holt of NBC News moderated the first presidential debate, and Twitter users best described his performance.
On Monday, Lester Holt of NBC News moderated the first presidential debate, and his performance in the role spurred an avalanche of memes.
Twitter users couldn’t contain themselves on a number of matters, particularly his apparent reluctance to fully assert the authority his position granted.
One person tweeted a GIF of a drowning man accompanied by the comment, “Recap of Lester Holt moderating tonight.”
Another likened the news anchor to Homer Simpson, showing the cartoon character phased and falling into a bush. It was captioned, “Lester Holt be all…”
Holt’s fact checking interventions were acknowledged with a post showing Jim Halpert of 'The Office' and reading, “Lester: Stop and frisk was ruled unconstitutional. Trump: No it wasn't."
There was also a meme stating, “You Lying But Continue.”
On Monday, Lester Holt of NBC News moderated the first presidential debate, and his performance in the role spurred an avalanche of memes.
Twitter users couldn’t contain themselves on a number of matters, particularly his apparent reluctance to fully assert the authority his position granted.
One person tweeted a GIF of a drowning man accompanied by the comment, “Recap of Lester Holt moderating tonight.”
Another likened the news anchor to Homer Simpson, showing the cartoon character phased and falling into a bush. It was captioned, “Lester Holt be all…”
Holt’s fact checking interventions were acknowledged with a post showing Jim Halpert of 'The Office' and reading, “Lester: Stop and frisk was ruled unconstitutional. Trump: No it wasn't."
There was also a meme stating, “You Lying But Continue.”