let's bring in desi lydic. [cheers and applause] desi, your thoughts? seconds. >> what the [bleep] is going on? >> thanks for having me tonight, charlamagne. as the daughter of a father, i believe this country runs on televised debates. times like this, i think of rita, the daughter of a mother, who works the night shift as a lunch lady in the cornfield. she cries herself to sleep every night, thinking about ronny chieng. america, we can do better. >> charlamagne: thank you, desi. ronny, your response? >> who is is rita? what is going on? how did i get on a debate stage? guys, i'm not participating in a stupid debate about a debate. >> that is debatable. look, don't just take my word for it. let's look at the numbers, charlamagne. this is a map of all the places in new york city where ronny chieng has pooped. as you can see, it is alarming. >> okay, i have ibs! so what? this is not your business, okay? again, i am not debating here. but if i was, this is just a cheap stunt. >> i guess ronny doesn't want america to know the truth. i urge all voters to vi