Bill O'Reilly here Friday, August 23, 2019.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

The race for the Democratic presidential domination will soon heat up again.

Roughly 20 candidates remain following Colorado governor John Hickenlooper and Washington

State Governor Jay Inslee dropping out.

Depending on which poll you look at, the race is either a Joe Biden blowout or a dead

heat, but be very skeptical of these early polls.

The most recent survey by CNN shows Biden with a commanding lead over his closest rivals,

29% of Democratic voters support the former vice president, 14-point lead over Senator

Bernie Sanders, 15-point lead over Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Ladies fall from the economists tells a different story.

That survey shows a close race among the top three Democratic candidates, Biden at

22%, Sanders and Warren at 19 and 18%, respectively.

Yet another poll from political shows Biden with an 11-point lead over Sanders and Warren

a distant third.

Kamala Harris did not farewell in any of those polls.

After some momentum following the first debate that California Senator has dropped down

to a distant fourth place, according to real, clear politics which averages out all the

polling.

Now, the polling may be all over the place, but it's probably safe to assume that Joe

Biden does remain the candidate to beat.

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