Why PBD Says Moderating the Debate Was Harder Than It Looked

Patrick Bet-David responds to criticism of how the debate was moderated, arguing that viewers did not know the private terms and limitations agreed to beforehand. He explains that unlike a traditional political debate, where the moderator has tighter control, this format gave the participants more freedom based on the arrangement they had made. His point is that moderation can only be judged fairly if you understand the rules the participants actually agreed to.