Biden's 'townhall' fiasco

 Rebecca Downs:

For some reason, the White House thought it would be a good idea to schedule President Joe Biden's town hall when millions of Americans were watching sports, including postseason baseball. Sure enough, the CNN town hall performed terribly in the ratings, according to Joe Concha.

As Concha laid out in his column for The Hill:

According to early numbers from Nielsen Media Research, the Biden town hall from Baltimore, which was moderated by Anderson Cooper, delivered just 1.2 million viewers from 8 p.m. ET to 9:30 p.m. In the younger demographic (25 to 54-year-olds) that advertisers covet most, the commander in chief commanded a paltry 271,000 viewers.

For context in the cable news race, an average of 2.83 million viewers watched Fox News’s Tucker Carlson (8 p.m.) and the first half of Sean Hannity (9 p.m.). That's more than 1.6 million more viewers. Meanwhile, MSNBC's Chris Hayes (8 p.m.) and Rachel Maddow (9 p.m.) attracted an average of 1.39 million viewers in taking second place.

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There is more.

It is possible his handlers deliberately picked this time slot to hide him from most voters.  They have been trying to keep his dementia under wraps as much as possible.  By putting him on CNN they were able to hide him from all but the most committed Democrat partisans. Biden was seen by a fraction of one percent of the US population.

See, also:

The Most Shameful and Sobering Commentary of All on Joe Biden Has Just Revealed Itself

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