I heard the estimate was 20 million people watched the farce. Pretty slim viewing considering it was on every major news channel (except Fox). It's estimated that 15 million were aged 55+, and less than 1 million in 18-34 range. It will be interesting how many networks will actually show the next primetime extravaganza on the 23rd.
When you have the drunken bat getting in front of the microphones and cameras excitedly explaining they would be presenting their narrative in Primetime do you really need any other clues?
I heard the estimate was 20 million people watched the farce. Pretty slim viewing considering it was on every major news channel (except Fox). It's estimated that 15 million were aged 55+, and less than 1 million in 18-34 range. It will be interesting how many networks will actually show the next primetime extravaganza on the 23rd.
When you have the drunken bat getting in front of the microphones and cameras excitedly explaining they would be presenting their narrative in Primetime do you really need any other clues?