Inside Edition aired Thursday February 20 2020
Inside Edition reports…Last night's Democratic debate was the most watched ever with nearly 20 million viewers. Many pundits are declaring Mike Bloomberg the loser after the other candidates took aim at the billionaire, including Elizabeth Warren…but one zinger had watchers scratching their heads. She failed to find a husband on The Bachelorette, so Hannah Brown is turning to a dating app where the rich and famous go to find love. It's so exclusive that even Hannah was put on the waiting list and hasn't been able to get on. With the epidemic of school shootings around the country, drills are being held to educate teachers and students how to respond in an emergency…but they are so realistic that many parents think they are too traumatizing for kids. And a mother and daughter who look like they could be sisters!
February 21, 2020
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February 21, 2020
Inside Edition aired Thursday February 20 2020
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<p>Inside Edition reports…Last night's Democratic debate was the most watched ever with nearly 20 million viewers. Many pundits are declaring Mike Bloomberg the loser after the other candidates took aim at the billionaire, including Elizabeth Warren…but one zinger had watchers scratching their heads. She failed to find a husband on <em>The Bachelorette</em>, so Hannah Brown is turning to a dating app where the rich and famous go to find love. It's so exclusive that even Hannah was put on the waiting list and hasn't been able to get on. With the epidemic of school shootings around the country, drills are being held to educate teachers and students how to respond in an emergency…but they are so realistic that many parents think they are too traumatizing for kids. And a mother and daughter who look like they could be sisters!</p>
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