Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro trade "corrupt" and "clown" insults in first runoff debate

Brazilian President Lula da Silva and conservative challenger Flavio Bolsonaro traded insults in their first direct debate one week before the presidential runoff.

• The two faced off Sunday in a debate broadcast from Band TV's studio in São Paulo.
• Bolsonaro led the October 4 first round with 47% of votes to Lula's 45%.
• Bolsonaro displayed the word "corrupt" on his palm, referencing Lula's annulled corruption conviction.
• Lula called him "a born liar and thug" and a "clown," and invoked jailed former president Jair Bolsonaro, serving 27 years for an attempted coup.
• The candidates also clashed on public security, healthcare and public spending during the Sunday showdown.
• A second debate is scheduled for October 23, after both candidates had declined previous opportunities.