A town hall with Trump was testy, a forum with Biden was much quieter: Here are takeaways from each

More:100 top stars, producers express outrage to NBC over Trump's dueling town hallMore:VP debate takeaways: 5 things from Mike Pence and Kamala Harris more important than that flyCedric, a Black progressive voter from Harrisburg, Penn., pointedly asked how Biden would turn out young Black voters under 30, other than saying “you ain’t Black,” a reference to a previous comment Biden made. While Biden has the overwhelming support among Black Americans, younger voters have been more critical about supporting the former vice president.During his answer, moderator George Stephanopoulos interjected, asking the voter whether he had heard enough to convince him to vote for the former vice president.“I think so,” the voter replied.“There's a lot more if you want to hang out afterward, I'll tell you more.” Biden said, before speaking about how he would combat red-lining practices that exclude Black Americans from home ownership.After Trump sparred with moderator Savannah Guthrie about his hesitancy to explicitly condemn white supremacy at the last debate, Guthrie asked him to condemn another group, which has been deemed dangerous by the FBI: QAnon.Trump maintained he didn’t know much about the group, other than that they are “very much against pedophilia.”“I’ll tell you what I do know about, I know about antifa and I know about the radical left,” he said.Guthrie said to Trump that QAnon falsely alleges the existence of a satanic "deep state" apparatus that supports a child sex trafficking ring, but he said he couldn’t rely on her information to be factual.“I just don’t know about QAnon,” Trump said.“You do know,” Guthrie pressed.“Why aren’t you asking me about antifa?” Trump pivoted, referring to the left-wing anti-fascist movement.