Subject: Fwd: NYDN: Joe Biden - not Mitt Romney, President Obama, Bill Clinton or Clint Eastwood - most watched convention speaker in landslide!
From: "Eric Schwerin" <[email-masked]>
To: "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2012 19:18:03 -0400

Another article.....

Eric D. Schwerin
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> From: Sheila Nix <[email-masked]>
> Date: September 20, 2012, 7:01:56 PM EDT
> To: Eric Schwerin <[email-masked]>
> Subject: FW: NYDN: Joe Biden - not Mitt Romney, President Obama, Bill Clinton or Clint Eastwood - most watched convention speaker in landslide!
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> Hey Eric – thought you and Hunter might be interested in this. Can you show it to him.  Thanks.  SN
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> From: Elizabeth Brashares 
> Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2012 5:49 PM
> To: vp; Christopher Dilts
> Cc: Jessica Allen; Joseph LaPaille
> Subject: NYDN: Joe Biden - not Mitt Romney, President Obama, Bill Clinton or Clint Eastwood - most watched convention speaker in landslide!
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> Joe Biden - not Mitt Romney, President Obama, Bill Clinton or Clint Eastwood - most watched convention speaker in landslide!
> New York Daily News // David Hinckley
> Published at 5:33 pm CST
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> You want a lock to win a barroom bet with your friends?
>  
> Bet them which speaker at the recent Republican and Democratic conventions drew the biggest audience.
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> You probably figure you know. It was the President, right? Or, wait, maybe this is a trick question and it was Clint Eastwood.
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> Mitt Romney, Bill Clinton, one of those guys, right?
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> Wrong.
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> It was Joe Biden.
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> Who knew?
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> Nielsen has finished compiling the ratings from all the networks that covered the conventions, right down to C-Span, and a higher percentage of the total TV universe tuned in to Biden than to anyone else.
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> Specifically, Nielsen figures show Biden was watched by 14.7% of the 289.7 million people who live in U.S. television homes.
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> That's about 43.6 million people.
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> President Obama was second with 13.7%, or about 39.7 million.
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> Republican nominee Mitt Romney was third with 12.5%, or 36.2 million.
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> So the whole field shook out like this, with their respective percentages of those 289.7 million viewers:
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> 1. Joe Biden (D), 14.7%
> 2. Barack Obama (D), 13.7%
> 3. Mitt Romney (R), 12.5%
> 4. Bill Clinton (D), 10.9%
> 5. Marco Rubio (R), 10.4%
> 6. Clint Eastwood (R), 9.9%
> 7. Michelle Obama (D), 9.6%
> 8. Julian Castro (D), 8.9%
> 9. Paul Ryan (R), 8.8%
> 10. Ann Romney (R), 7.7%
> =2