The low Riley here Friday for boy 14th, 2020 Valentine's Day, you are listening to the

O'Reilly update. Here's what's happening today in America with Iowa and New Hampshire

in the rear view and 55 more primaries to go. The search for the Democratic nominee for

president remains muddled. There was very little clarity coming out of New Hampshire. Bernie

Sanders and Pete Buttigieg performed well. Amy Klobuchar gained some momentum. Elizabeth

Warren bombed Joe Biden actually left the state on life support. Andrew Yang dropped

out of the race before the final votes were tally saying he's a math guy and the numbers

simply aren't there, but they are for Andrew himself. Just hours after he dropped out,

he put himself on the lecture circuit, 50 grand a pop. Right now Mayor Pete leads with

22 pledge delegates followed by Sanders, 21 Warren, eight Klobuchar, seven Biden, six. Total

needed to win the nomination for president, 1,991. The remaining delegates are spread out

across 48 states plus American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands Puerto Rico, Guam,

DC, the US Virgin Islands, and Democrats living abroad who cast their ballots through the

mail. Next stop Nevada, February 22nd, then South Carolina, February 29th. Total of 90

delegates up for grabs in those states. Joe Biden looking for a clear victory in South

Carolina, a contest where black voters represent the majority. Just three days later, the big

one, Super Tuesday, March 3rd, 16 different contests across the country, totally more than

1300 delegates with California leading the way, 415 current polling has Bernie Sanders

on top out there, but that's in flux. The biggest unknown for the Democrats, Mike Bloomberg,

the former mayor strategy of sitting out the first four contests may pay off if Joe Biden

quits because a big chunk of Biden's support will then go to Bloomberg on Super Tuesday.

Mayor Michael already spent 200 million in more than a dozen states on advertisements.

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