Mike Bloomberg | Former Democratic Mayor of New York City

The 10th Democratic Debate will be held at the Gaillard Center in Charleston, South Carolina. CBS News is hosting the debate along with the Congressional Black Caucus Institute. It is being held days after the Nevada caucuses and days before the South Carolina Democratic primary.

The 9th Democratic Debate was held at the Paris Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. NBC News and MSNBC hosted the debate along with The Nevada Independent. It was the smallest debate stage in the 2020 election cycle and the first debate former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg participated in. His Democratic rivals wasted no time harshly criticizing his record on a number of issues and questioning his motives for entering the race. Bloomberg appeared caught off guard at some moments, but forcefully pushed back at others. Another memorable moment is when Sen. Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg had an impassioned debate over courting minority voters.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg spoke with Gayle King on CBS This Morning for his first interview since announcing his Presidential candidacy in 2020. The twenty-five minute interview covered a range of topics, including whether he was trying to "buy" the nomination. Bloomberg insisted he wasn't trying to buy the nomination and said his wealth is actually a positive thing because he doesn't have to spend hours a day asking donors for money.

Mike Bloomberg spoke before an audience in Jackson, Mississippi to put forward his Criminal Justice Reform Policy Proposals. His proposals aim to reduce the incarceration rate in the United States and tackle the shortfalls of the criminal justice system that disproportionately affects poor communities and communities of color.

Mike Bloomberg delivered remarks at Rosita's Place restaurant in Phoenix, Arizona where he discussed his candidacy for President, specifically why he thinks that he is the person that can take on Donald Trump in 2020. Bloomberg stressed that Democrats need to focus on states like Arizona and other states that have traditionally voted for Republicans, but are turning more "purple."

Mike Bloomberg released a 90 second ad officially announcing his 2020 candidacy for president of the United States. The ad touted his record as a businessman and mayor of America's largest city and promised that he will use the skills he learned along the way to help rebuild the middle-class in America.