the first republican debate broke all audience records. 24 million people watched the first debate. second republican debate did almost the same number. 23 million people watched. last night s third republican debate didn t do as big a number. still a giant broadcast but expectations were so high after the first two debates. 24 and 23 million people. that it weirdly seems like news that last night s debate had only 14 million people tuning in. i mean, everybody thought the republican debates would be blockbuster all this year for obvious reasons and the democratic debates would be a comparative snoozefest. but last night s republican debate actually had a smaller audience than the democratic debate did. and perhaps more importantly, the folks at bad lip reading have finally finished their own bad lip reading version of that first democratic debate in all its absurd glory. let me just counsel you,
almost the same number. 23 million people watched. last night s third republican debate didn t do as big a number. still a giant broadcast but expectations were so high after the first two debates. 24 and 23 million people. that it weirdly seems like news that last night s debate had only 14 million people tuning in. i mean, everybody thought the republican debates would be blockbuster all this year for obvious reasons and the democratic debates would be a comparative snoozefest. but last night s republican debate actually had a smaller audience than the democratic debate did. and perhaps more importantly, the folks at bad lip reading have finally finished their own bad lip reading version of that first democratic debate in all its absurd glory. let me just counsel you, friends. don t be offended by this. just don t. just suspend all offense and let this wash over you. anderson, i m all disappointed. i spent $5 on a pinata and i wanted to have that bull and then they bring me this we
first debate. second republican debate did almost the same number. 23 million people watched. last night s third republican debate didn t do as big a number. still a giant broadcast but expectations were so high after the first two debates. 24 and 23 million people. that it weirdly seems like news that last night s debate had only 14 million people tuning in. i mean, everybody thought the republican debates would be blockbuster all this year for obvious reasons and the democratic debates would be a comparative snoozefest. but last night s republican debate actually had a smaller audience than the democratic debate did. and perhaps more importantly, the folks at bad lip reading have finally finished their own bad lip reading version of that first democratic debate in all its absurd glory. let me just counsel you, friends. don t be offended by this. just don t. just suspend all offense and let this wash over you. anderson, i m all disappointed. i spent $5 on a pinata and i wanted to ha
a tragedy. not as big a number as originally reported. but, still, very sad these people have lost their lives. yeah, indeed. 298 lives lost, gone, but they will never be forgotten. that does it for this hour of cnn newsroom. thank you for watching our coverage of mh17. it will continue from london after this short break. really. so our business can be on at&t s network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there s unlimited talk and text. we re working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues. great terms.
really contrasted with this machine that chicago had really you can say the chicken tenders and lucky thai stuff is garbage, but at the end of the day that s a superstitious thing. when it comes to actual strategy, sam, i thought this was incredible. romney s point system exactly. romney instituted a point system that assigned a specific numerical value to each event. rallies, speeches, fund raisers and so wrosh the more labor-intensive the event am, the higher the score. he was not to exceed 900 points on any given day. it never really stuck. yet, until the very end romney s assistant still dutyfully sent daily emails detailing how many points romney was using up on that day s schedule. i m at 628. i want to know everything about this point system and i mean, 700? what was the logic behind that? the logic behind it i think the speech was the bigger one. fundraisers might be the largest ticket number. the idea was how big a number is a fundraiser? romney wel