Bill O'Reilly here Wednesday, February 26, 2020, you are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening across our nation.

Rockest Democratic debate in South Carolina, the DNC rebukes Bernie Sanders' comments on

Fidel Castro, more than a third of Venezuela's now hungry under socialism.

The CDC warns Americans to prepare for the coronavirus.

A new study reveals the most OB states in the USA.

Also, why did that debate last night get out of control?

The top seven Democrats met in South Carolina, the 10th debate of the primary season.

The candidate's mostly targeting Bernie Sanders, the 78-year-old senator, facing tough questions

over his $90 trillion in proposed new federal spending and his comments supporting communist

dictatorships will have more on that coming up.

In fact, Democratic Party spokesperson Sochi Inohosa publicly rebukes Sanders, saying his comments

on Fidel Castro, quote, the DNC supports the people of Cuba fleeing that dictatorship.

Sanders defended his decades-long praise of the communist leader, citing his 1959 program

on children's literacy.

The truth, however, is that 80% of Cubans could read and write before Fidel Castro took over

through a violent revolution.

Less than 20 years after Venezuela's well as socialist revolution, more than a third

of the country's citizens are hungry.

The citizens survey show 80% of the public live below the poverty line, 33% struggle to

find food on a daily basis.

Inflation in Venezuela up 1 million percent in the last two years.

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