Welcome to the news, Ben News Thursday, February 20, 2020.

Fight for your freedom.

So this is an important newscast. I will of course take it that way.

First the facts. About 3% of the American population

watched the Democratic debate last night. 3%. Now it sounds kind of low.

More than 10 million people watching on NBC if you more

watch on an MSNBC in Tel Amundo. But not many considering the importance of the

presidential election. However, all the clips will go out on the internet

with varying commentaries, including mine on billorally.com.

And then people will see drips and draps. Why I'm telling you this is because we are not

dealing with a population of voters in America who are immediately on it. They get it,

they get it, but it takes a while. They're not on it. So the big headline and why more people

watched this debate than any of the other eight was Michael Bloomberg. He was there.

And he's spending 200 million. He'll spend up to 2 billion to try to be president.

That's a big story. So Bloomberg, as everyone knows, did not do well.

All right. And I can't tell you why smart guys hired a lot of people, paying them a lot of

money to advise them. But he went out there and he looked like Joe Biden. I used the word

be funneled. Clueless. I don't know why, but I'm going to tell you what happened. And maybe we

can come to a conclusion of some kind. First, the Nevada vote, which is why the debate was held in

Las Vegas last night, is Saturday. On Monday, I will obviously devote the show. A lot of it to this.

Then there's another debate Tuesday night already coming up in South Carolina.

Because the primary there is Saturday for boy 29. That is a key primary because it involves a lot

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