mike bloomberg was that whenever mike bloomberg speaks no one ever comes away liking him or he's a surly person he doesn't really have a whole lot of personality he has no charisma and that's whether he's on a stump speech whether he's in a church or whether he's on a debate stage it doesn't matter you never listen to him and come away like and you're more it's different with president trump it's different even with joe biden it's different with elizabeth warren 'd ok but this guy i'm sorry doesn't have the ok i don't know i mean i've been watching reno i've been watching. that she doesn't have to go ahead start over again well if you're going to have it so that let's let walter speak go ahead well well well this is but but this is just an absurd scenario that we're talking about here i mean why does it have to be joe biden versus donald trump why does that have to be the ultimate most consequential decision that the people of the united states have to make between these 2 right wing serial liars who are in the pockets of big corporate interests joe biden somebody has been figure for dec

i was health commissioner here under mike bloomberg for nearly eight years.id m myical training here. and all day and all night we hear the sirens. and more than 10,000 dead. and in addition, at least 3,000 deaths more than at previous times that are not now known to be those could have been people who didn't come in for care or who had other concerns. the overall -- there are overall more covid deaths. the tragedy is almost inconceivable. rison. you a c that's 10,000 deaths in about two months.du re the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic, there n estimated 30,000 deaths in this city in two years. so it's looking like that kind of devastation and it's certainly the most devastating global pandemi we've had a century. but unfortunately it isn't over. although it's getting better, we are not out of the woods. we essentially made a strategy retreat, but when we go back out again, the virus will still be there. that'shy we're emphasizing the box. to box it in. we need testing, isolation, contact tracing and quarantine. if we get those four thingsri t, we box the virus

if i'm positive for it, the people i was in contact with and mike bloomberg is stepping up. $10 million to set up army of tracers in new york. do you think this is something that would cork, is there a game plan for this? dr. oz: well, the brilliance of this plan is mike bloomberg is good at running cities and very good at running business. we need to have both public and private folks involved. you can't do it by yourself on either side and build a system that everyone trust. this is vital. if the people don't think it's safe, they are not going to the stores and malls and every place else. mike bloomberg is arguing that he can help to get with colleagues, built a testing and tracing program. that's huge. right now we have 500 contact tracers. these are folks that would call up the person who test positive for covid-19, listen, who are you living with, who else could have been infected, can we help contact them, here is what you need to do, we need to go up to 40,000 tests according to new initiative with mike bloomberg. that could be done and you have have to isolate the c

and other germs at the airport jesus if they thought * tweets like that were convincing than mike bloomberg might as well have tweeted stop and frisk is a great way to educate youth about careers of law enforcement but another democrat the coronavirus begs the same question posed to anyone peer pressured into playing the game never have i ever why wouldn't you want to sacrifice some of your personal data for a greater good it was the same question our government asked us after the september 11th attacks except edward snowden pointed out that government surveillance programs intended to stop terrorism were not only overarching but as successful against terrorism as your bandana is at protecting you against the coronavirus. yet that hasn't stopped the government from becoming steve urkel that's been waltzing him through with a locked door without permission to our data for years and just like the winslow's privacy advocates have been trying to shut it ever sets and one was so blowers like edward snowden pointed out that our intelligence community violated our civil liberties the best response

if you haven't seen mike bloomberg yet, give his speech announcing or as little video i just mention with the phone, someone who is holding up before, you have to h see it because he's not the mike bloomberg used to be, i'm afraid. i hate to say that. it's a little bit of jill biden problem which is great patriot -- joe biden. great contribution to the country, total respect for full of those people but there is an age we all need to know, it's time for someone in the family to guide you off. >> i'm there. >> unfortunate, bloomberg is there but i don't know if he's trying to be present or he's got a better place. because running for president allows him to go in strong and trash trump so effectively. his money plus the fact you will get tv time. he may be doing it just for the democrat to emerge and maybe just a way to weaken the trump so that they have a chance. it might be a way to take biden out because bloombergy goes in and the people who said well, ,i might donate to biden, well,, hold off a little bit because there's a a guy who is the same age, similar politics like he can fi

of course, mike bloomberg, the founder of bloomberg lp, is a supporter of the johns hopkins bloombergl of public health. i want to talk about the worker agitations we have been covering across the country and around the world. instacart shoppers as well. josh idles in, who covers labor for bloomberg news, has been valiantly covering the stories of these folks across the country. josh joins us on the phone. we have been covering this day by day. whatt to get a picture of things look like right now. better safety, better pay, better benefits, insurance. where do things stand in terms of where companies are listening? that there are signs worker rebellion in sectors like health care, food, logistics could snowball. more companies have more workers take part in walkouts or protests. companies in general are not thingsthey are doing because they go on strike. companies like amazon and instacart have rolled out additional announcements about things they are doing to keep their workers safe. amazon has said there are more than 100 processes they have changed to try to keep people safe. we ha

think it's really interesting it's very interesting is that when you consider the money that mike bloomberg pumped into a half a 1000000000 dollars all these control consultants and media and all that i mean he gave a lot of money to some very very bad people who will keep this business model go in and that's exactly what this is about they want to keep the status quo going they don't it's not about democracy not about what people want it's what they want their interests their careers and even being in opposition is a good gig for them. they're doing great under trump go ahead in beirut as an opposition the d.n.c. has brought in tons of money and what danny was saying was 100 percent right by the way about the d.n.c. and the democratic establishment has more to lose from burr under bernie sanders than they do from letting trump win a 2nd term and you know let's not get this wrong i'm sure they have no illusions that joe biden is a terrible candidate to go up against trump and probably won't when they don't care at the end of the day. is more a. trump serves the class interests of the democr

so just if you haven't seen mike bloomberg yet, give his speech announcing or as little video that i just mentioned with thephone, somebody holding up the phone . you have to see it because he's not like mike bloomberg he used to be.i hate to say that but it's a little bit of the joe biden problem which is great patriots. great contribution to the country. total respect for both of those people but there is an age where we all need to know it's time for somebody in the family to guide you off. >> i am there. >> unfortunately bloomberg is there but i don't know if he's trying to be presidentor he's got a better play . running for president allows him to go in strong and trash trump so effectively. his money plus the fact he will get tv time. he may be doing it just for the democrat who emerges just to wait a week in trump so they might have a chance and it might be a way to take biden out because bloomberg goes in and the people who said i might donate to biden will say i'll open up a little bit because there's a guy who's the same age. similar politics but he can fund himself so he m

mike bloomberg is organizing -- organizing the effort for us. how do you do it? how do you train? how do you test? how do you recruit people this quickly? but it's a massive undertaking. you could use this as an americorp if the government wanted in on this. is that something you want to see? in new york you're going have a large unemployment line. this is one way to find people work. wlikd to see the federal government involved with the recruitment and funding so of course. but we do what we have to do, right? and we are where we are. so we can talk about what we would like to see in the meantime i have to get things running here tomorrow. so we're dealing with the situation we have. and we'll put together the army, so to speak. mike bloomberg was a great talent and stepped up to help to the extent the federal government wants to get involved and wants to help, i say amen. >> how am i supposed to get on mass transit once this shutdown starts to end and the restrictions start to ease? what is my commute going to look like? >> well, katy, we announced something today that talk abou

mayor mike bloomberg [indiscernible] contract -- contact tracing [indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: i think we should have contact tracing. but the problem here with the governor of michigan, she went against all norms. she literally gave it to a political consultant that she buys data from. she quickly pulled it back when sunlight was brought to that. this is what we're talking about. stop playing politics in a time of coronavirus. i tell you, the american families do not expect this, nor do they want this. they are battling with something we have not seen before and for someone to play politics with this and bring politics into it is completely wrong. that's why when it was brought to the attention of the american public, she had to pull it back. you need to be smarter about this, you need to have guidelines. yeah? reporter: leader mcconnell said that next time there is a vote on substantial legislation, everyone should be backing [indiscernible] mr. mccarthy: the first place you'd want to do about that -- think about how much we have passed already. this is almost -- th

it's going to do go down as one of the most puzzling strategies and a lot of it was because of mike bloomberg's too essentially, he's the worst politician in american history, how he made $61 billion let alone ran a board meeting but bloomberg reset the race and his failure allowed biden to be essentially the political equivalent of what a treasury bond is . essentially a flight to safety. what is the one thing icould put my money in where i don't care if it has no return , it's just right there. who's the key t-bill? done, joe biden. and i actually make the argument for those of us that support president trump and this is a minority opinion, i'd rather run against joe biden and bernie sanders. i'd rather run against corrupt and confused and authentic and free stuff. i don't want to validate and elevate a sinister marxist ideology at the highest levels of american ideology. i rather run against someone who hits half socialist, half not and the most corrupt vice president in american history, i'd rather have that matchup and some people agree, some people disagree but definitely with the target

but it didn't happen, they were obsessed with mike bloomberg at this time. point, you can play with these models and projections however way you want. you could say trump saved the lives, you could say mitigation works, you can say the models were wrong or the models were updated when new information was put into it. look at the climate change models. all of them have been wrong and yet people are obsessed with the climate change models. i could play this game all day. i could say barack obama did nothing while the opioid epidemic cost 200,000 american lives and that's on him. i could say that but i won't because i'm a very classy guy. >> emily: [laughs] all right. juan, what are your thoughts on anything you like from whatever everyone said it? >> juan: emily, let me go back to this business about what happened in wisconsin. you know, i just thought that was a huge flaw, i think it was an embarrassment for us as american people. i don't think people should have to choose between staying healthy and participating in an election. i thought it was wrong and ev

reporter: are you giving mike bloomberg the power to hire people? they will all be coordinated. the city's effort will be coordinated, westchester's effort, they will be hiring people independently. chartity employees that the number of employees. those will be westchester employees, city employees, but it has to be coordinated. there is no tracing that can work within one jurisdiction. finish.ust you cannot trace someone's within the boundaries of new york city because once the person goes outside of new york city, well now, that would be a westchester person. lived in westchester -- i in westchester. i work in new york city. new york city will trace me, how? i am in westchester. that is a different county. you cannot trace me. we will go trace people and westchester. then westchester will say that is my residence. let's forget the political and local fight. we will coordinate everyone. this is a monumental undertaking. who was going to do it? you're all going to do it. city, state, jersey, connecticut. how do we do it? i don't know. we are never done it before. michael bloombe

mike bloomberg will vest $10.5 million in a contact tracing plan. he spoke about how important this trace is. >> reporter: if you are able to trace contacts and have them quarantining themselves so they don't give it to anybody else, you cut down on person to person. if all you do is take care of people fallen sick, there will always be other circles of infection. >> reporter: the doctor noted that about one in every 1,000 people will need a contract tracer for them. this is an opportunity to get new jobs. he also noted with testing and then contact tracing there's need for housing or food supply because if a contact tracer tells you and you need to self-isolate and you're not in a position to do so, extra re sor resources to come in. >> i called you mara at the beginning but that's because i haven't had enough coffee. >>> the fda is warning against the use of hydroxycholoroquine the president repeatedly touted as a treatment for the coronavirus. what do you make of this? >> so the hydroxycholoroquine clinical trials show in clinical benefit. it ind

to support students at universities unless you had an endowment that was big enough to rival mike bloomberg's if you have students that meet a certain criteria, we are going to send you money to support those students -- harvard can afford to support the students on their own, i bet they do it sooner rather than later. of harvard, yale, princeton, stanford, they all said they neither sought nor received these funds and if they show up they are going to send it back for a different cause. >> sean: there is context and texture to some of that. are the american people can i get the money -- these bills have to be clean. you can't pour money into the endowment for the arts and the kennedy center -- i'm sure their noble causes. are you confident it will go to those who really need it? >> sean: ever to >> every time u write legislation this fast you're going to not think of every possibility. they were directing it at students who were on various types of financial aid and might not get the support they need during this time. in reality without sarcasm, the heart was in the right place, harvard can

traditional people that they have used, or hawk fish, which is a controversial group funded by mike bloomberglivered in the past? >> greg: how weird is it that joe biden is losing the digital battle? the dude is pretty digital, you know? his fingers travel. but it is crazy to see how technology can impact all elements of the world. and politics except for a choice of candidate. sso you have innovated means coming up creative designs. you have precision editing on all platforms, all to prop up a feeble old white male. so nothing has changed for the democratic party. they have all the new tools. they have all the fun gimmicks, but they still have an old white feeble candidate. meanwhile, trump's time is a level, not only funny, but fun. and a lot of people do it for free because it is fun. >> judge jeanine: all right, you know what, dana, when president trump started doing everything by twitter and social media, he was so far into the game, all the democrats dumped on him, now they realize that they may be victims to the fact that he is so over-the-top on this, they are going to have a lot of t

and former mayor mike bloomberg is kicking in some expertise and also more than $10 million to help with that initiative, jake. >> all right, nick watt, thank you so much. joining me now, chief cnn medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, a key coronavirus model often touted by the white house, the one from the university of washington, says many states will need to wait longer to reopen. the model predicts that june 19 is going to be the date that it's safe for georgia to reopen. the governor is of course allowing some businesses to reopen there in 48 hours, long before june. what do you make of this situation? >> i think the governor is falling into a trap here, jake. i don't think he's recognized that these measures that have gone in place, these social distancing, physical distancing measures have had an impact. he's thinking, you know, things look okay here. first of all, they don't look okay. the data is pretty clear on this and the numbers don't lie. i think it was very interesting to hear how ambassador birx sort of phrased it yesterday, she basically said, hey, look, we p

ridiculed because they were told that the reporters could not cover the presidential campaign of mike bloombergich felt very un-american and unprincipled. and many news organizations have had these fights with china. in fact our sister company, because an company, whatever we want to call it, "the wall street journal" recently had people kicked out of that country because the chinese communist party was very upset about a headline of an opinion piece because they can't take any sort of dissent. they worry every night, what keeps president xi up and i does any sort of dissent. any sort of people actually expressing their individual thought and desires. and if that goes into contrary to what they want they have the economic to show it. remember the houston rockets had to walk back the support of hong kong protesters. it was like, a mild support of hong kong protesters being allowed to express themselves. so there's a lot of compromising that has been going on with american companies and news organizations, et cetera, in order to do business in china and to report in china. >> tucker: it's just in

this story including special guest you see on your screen with governor cuomo, bill gates and mike bloomberg. don't go anywhere, kwlt a"all ih chris hayes is next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. georgia's republican governor brian kemp is now alone on a very dangerous island. he has decided with great fanfare you've seen it on our show and covered in the news to have his state georgia reopen first. starting tomorrow, governor kemp is reopening tattoo parlors, gyms, nail salons and massage studios. on monday restaurants are set to open or at least allowed to open. governor kemp presumably thought he would get a make america great again that a boy and the grass roots would rise up in his defense which is not crazy to think because if you turn on trump tv every day, you'll see them covering reopen the country and let us work protest all over the u.s. and so, you can understand why governor kemp would think there is some great american awakening happening as he sees americans on his tv screen rise up to say let's get back out to work and sacrifice our bodies to the virus in pur

bloomberg business flash. anna? anna: coming up, more with mike pence. with the glowing -- about the growing and implement rate and how business is going to help. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. we are 20 minutes from the start of cash agree trading. futures are down, less than 1%, but red arrows nonetheless. the u.s. vice president mike pence says the economy will rebound strongly after the pandemic passes. that's despite mounting on a permit with jobless claims growing to 10 million over the past two weeks. speaking to bill burck, he said relief -- bloomberg, he said relief funds are being offered to those struggling. >> well, i want to tell american people that help is on the way thanks to the president's leadership and strong bipartisan support in the house and senate. we passed an historic relief bill that will soon be speeding a two american fat -- aid to american families. the average family of four will be saving -- receiving $3,400. there will be offers of grants to support small businesse

said michael bloomberg [ laughter and applause former new york mayor mike bloomberg today announced hedoubling his spending on television commercials and he's not joking. apparently he's even the new lead guitarist for "cars for kids." [ laughter and applause kylie jenner celebrated her 2-year-old daughter stormi's birthday this weekend by setting up a custom amusement park called stormiworld incidentally, stormiworld is also what trump calls puerto rico. [ laughter ] according to reports, jennifer lopez went through ten hours of hair and make up ahead of her super bowl halftime performance. even worse, terry bradshaw started putting on his outfit in 1921. [ laughter and applause the makers of peeps have announced they will be selling hot tamale flavored marshmallows this easter season and when he heard that, jesus announced he's not coming back [ laughter ] disneyland has begun offering a new "star wars" themed spicy green milk drink, although it's not selling well partially because it's spicy milk, but mostly because it's called baby yoda's blood [ laughter ] mmm, that's q-blood. [ l

involvement and his generosity here is so important, and we want to offer a big thank you to mayor mike bloombergo i believe may be joining us by telephone for some technological needs. there he is. how are you, mayor mike? >> i'm here. governor, i'm fine. and it's good to see you, and i want to thank you for all your good work getting this state through this crisis, and to deliver facts and data to the public and also a sense of hope, which really is important. i know your daily press conferences have become must-see tv for a lot of people, and for the record, i thought your advice to fathers on what to say about a daughter's boyfriend was exactly right the other day. anyway way, the question on everybody's mind continues to be, how can we begin to loosen these restrictions and begin reopening the economy? and one of the most important steps we have to take to reopen the economy as safely as possible is to create a system of contact tracing, as you just outlined. when social distancing is relaxed, contact tracing is our best hope for isolating the virus when it appears and keeping it isolated. t

again, here, the federal government is not showing up for that and so you have mike bloomberg bloomberg up, to help build the staff and train them and get that going and, you know, a bunch of local efforts trying to pull it together. >> moments ago, the white house coronavirus response coordinator dr. deborah birx reacted to bill gates. >> we sent out to states every single platform where it was located, over 5,000 platforms across the states, and showing geographically and by zip code where they're located. that's allowing us to work closely with the states, to unlock that full potential and to prioritize first states that have had outbreaks, but also states that need to do active surveillance, what we talked about asymptomatic surveillance to really find cases before people have symptoms. >> joining me now, jake ward, nbc news technology correspondent and shoshana zubof at the harvard business school and author of "the age of surveillance capitalism: the fight for the human future at the new front terre ier of powe" there are contact tracing can be anything, it can be good detective w

mike bloomberg i'm sure will help him out a little bit. he said he would.ald trump will have a huge war chest, from what i understand. at least that was all before the pandemic hit. will it change the calculus of fund-raising, because you have to hold as you know these virtual fund-raisers now. but the big story today is something that i hit on earlier in the week and obviously, you know, the dynamic has changed now that bernie sanders is out and biden is, you know, the democratic nominee. the big story today is who his vp will be. he's obviously, he's said it in the past, it's going to be a woman. from what sources tell the fox business network, there are about nine women on a short l t list. this selection will be made probably not before june. the convention is still up in the air. we don't know, it might be a virtual convention with the pandemic shutdowns. the list includes interesting, very competent names. amy klobuchar, the senator from minnesota, who did very well during the presidential primaries. pretty tough campaigner. she's on that list. kamala

and if you are with mike bloomberg, i wish that he had the $1 billion back that he paid for a few delegatesbecause it is an ambitious project to trace this many people, but going back to the last discussion we were having, states are going to do different things. right now, this thing is really focused in the northeast. five of the top ten states are in the northeast with the most amount of cases. they are going to handle things differently, and a state like georgia that is done not dominic not nearly the amount of cases are going to do different things too, but we have the laboratory of democracy. each state can do something else with what works, and if it works, one state can lead, maybe it will pull back, and we can see what works and what doesn't. >> bret: dana, to jesse's point, we look at the autopsy in california that takes the first known case about a month and a half earlier, and how many people in california had coronavirus before we knew that they did. >> dana: even though it feels like we have been in our homes forever, and the sweep of history, this time that we have had so far

a lot of it was because of mike bloomberg, failure -- is the worst politician in american history, howllion let alone a random board meeti meeting, i don't know but essentially he reset the race and his failure allowed biden to be the economic equivalent of what a treasury bond is essentially a flight to safety. what is the one thing i can put my money in that i don't care for has no return, it is just right there. so those of you, joe biden got it. i actually make the argument those that support president trump in the minority opinion, i would much rather run against joe biden the bernie sanders and ed much rather run against corrupt and confused and authentic and free stuff, i do not want to validate in the marxist ideology, the highest of american political party, i'd much rather run against someone who is half socialist and half not incompletely corrupt and the most vice president and corrupt history is joe biden. i'd rather have that much about our country and some people green some people disagree but definitely with a target audience, sanders has a much more appeal than biden. y

he invited the former nyc mayor, mike bloomberg, to that briefing, obviously virtually. and they are going to be shutting down the subway system overnight. the subway system in new york has become something untenable, with crowds of people and also just health scares with coronavirus. what they're going to do is, in overnight hours, they will shut that down. it was just a little burst of news from a news conference. let's bring everybody in on "outnumbered" today. a very busy thursday already. governor huckabee, i will start with you. you know, the president meeting now pretty regularly in the oval office. he's done it several times, with governors. what does this accomplish? why do you think it's helpful? >> mr. huckabee: well, first of all, let's note he's meeting with governors regardless of their political party. he met with john bel edwards, he's met with governor cuomo, he's had lengthy conversations with gavin newsom of california. today, with phil murphy of new jersey. the president is acting like a president is supposed to. he's giving the think governors need t

on research, which always used to be the federal government, mike bloomberg and a right about this comes up with this brilliant idea of putting the cornell university, and ten years later, new york now is rifling the west coast attack starts. we're doing with the discovery center. research centers was never, a would come up with an idea of her research center. while local government has always existed and played an important role, if they get more and more of the things the federal government steps back. >> good or bad or just -- >> i like to answer your first, third question and then i will get to that one. [laughing] >> sorry. >> a third of it is political science, a third is the urban politics, then a third about, a third of it is you know the famous winston churchill quote when he lost his election right after the war, right towards the end, they said how do you think history will treat you? he said very well. how do you know? i plan on writing it. that's a third of that book. that's what it is. two things i would say, is a good or bad? it is both and it's both simultaneously. when y

this story including special guest you see on your screen with governor cuomo, bill gates and mike bloombergn't go anywhere, kwlt a"all ih chris hayes is next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. georgia's republican governor brian kemp is now alone on a very dangerous island. he has decided with great fanfare you've seen it on our show and covered in the news to have his state georgia reopen first. starting tomorrow, governor kemp is reopening tattoo parlors, gyms, nail salons and massage studios. on monday restaurants are set to open or at least allowed to open. governor kemp presumably thought he would get a make america great again that a

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. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ mike pence has told bloomberg 100,000 americans are being testedoronavirus. the government tries to ramp up its liking response to the outbreak. -- lagging response to the outbreak. >> what i can tell you, because of the public-private partnership we forged with these vast martial labs that your listeners -- commercial labs that your listeners know well, we are testing over 100,000 americans a day. but a very significant breakthrough happened this weekend. moving with record speed the fda approved avid laboratories point of care test. it is a 15 minute test people can have administered at their local doctor's office. we are in the process of identifying the thousands of habit laboratory machines that are around the country. we aremaking sure distributing those not just to areas that are seeing an impact today but we want to distribute those as abbott laboratories is making about 15,000 tests a day. we want to distribute those two areas you implied is the kind of surveillance testing that would allow states that currently don't have a significant ou

. >> that was vice president mike pence speaking to bloomberg. fed president says unemployment could rise as high as 15%. that is after 10 million americans lost their jobs. thatuld get jobs numbers will be negative for the first time in a decade. great to have you with us. thank you for joining us. let's start with the grim milestone in the out rake in terms of cases globally right now. corona phase one of the crisis is over. lockdowns could last 2-3 months, what is your base case for phase two? does it get worse before it gets better? indeed, stage one is over, we mean the first adjustment of markets to this new paradigm. iscing in a recession probably mostly over by now. thee and beyond fundamentals, the movement has been magnified by deleveraging. it was more classically centered in fixed income markets. they are connected. selling,e of forced deleveraging, probably peaked out into the fourth week of march. the market has staged a rally. there is more pain short-term potentially ahead. short-termn potentially. we saw a rally largely driven by

b [laughter] so if you've not seen mike bloomberg yet, give his speech announcing or as little video i just mentioned with the phone someone is holding up a phone, you have to see it because he's not the bloomberg who he used to be. and i hate to say that. it's a little bit of the joe biden problem which is a great patriots, great contribution to the country, total respect for both of those people. but there ist an age or we all need to know it's time for somebody in the family to guide you off. sue went on there. >> and fortune bloomberg as their fees trying to be president always got a better play? because running for president allows him to go in strong and trash trump, so effectively it's money plus he'll get tv time, he may be doing just for the democrat who emerges. just a way to weaken trump so they have a chance. it might be a way to take biden out because bloomberg goes in and the people who said well i might donate to abide in the organization all hold off a little bit because there's a guy who's the same age, s similar politics he might be doing it get biden out because bid