Trump vs. Clinton: What to look for in the third and final debate

The best thing about holding what might be a repugnant brawl of a presidential
debate in Las Vegas?

It’s hard to shock the locals.
Sin City is where Mike Tyson decided to take a chunk out of Evander Holyfield’s ear and, about a mile away, where Tupac Skakur found himself on the wrong side of a drive-by shooting.
Fortunes have been won and lost at the city’s gambling dens – granted, the stakes never as high as the presidency. Others came to Las Vegas and simply vanished (to quote Joe Pesci from “Casino”: “A lot of holes in the desert, and a lot of problems are buried in those holes”).
So what to expect in this, the final of the three 90-minute debates featuring Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton?
Third and Long For Trump. In football parlance, which would seem appropriate since Las Vegas seems destined to land the Oakland Raiders, it’s third and long for Donald Trump when he walks onto the UNLV debate stage w