Third presidential debates tend to be the least exciting, but Wednesday's final clash between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton figures to be an exception.


Trump comes roaring into the prime-time face-off at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, claiming that the Clinton campaign, the media and the political establishment are conspiring to "rig" the election against him, using "false" stories from women who have accused him of sexual aggression.


"The media is trying to rig the election by giving credence, and this is so true, by giving credence to false stories that have no validity and making the front page," Trump said Monday in Green Bay, Wis.Will the candidate echo his conspiracy claims in Vegas?"Trump's participation ensures there shouldn't be many dull moments on Wednesday night," said Aaron Kall, director of debate at the University of Michigan. -- USA Today