Separated by a cardinal, Trump and Clinton sit down to dinner

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton met in New York City a night after the tense third and final debate for the Alfred E. Smith Dinner, a charity gala in honor of the former New York Catholic Governor. There was no handshake between the two presidential nominees, much like the second and third presidential debates. Host Al Smith IV tried to set a more lighthearted tone for the evening, telling Clinton there were "titans" of Wall Street present at the dinner there "to write big checks" but warned her "not so fast, don't forget the children." "Even though there's a man sitting next to you in a robe, you're not in a locker room, so please watch your language," Smith IV joked about Trump, a clear reference to a 2005 video in which Trump is heard speaking crudely about women, which he later called locker-room "talk."