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Did you notice how loud the cheers were for Bush and Rubio and how loud the boos were for Trump? Did you notice how small the auditorium was for what sounded like so many boos? This is in a state – South Carolina – where the latest polls show Trump leading all opponents by a 20 point margin. Did you notice that when CBS would take an audience shot during some of the booing of Trump, in the first 20 rows, there was no one visibly booing?
I just thought, those booing Trump were way at the back of the hall, or maybe up in a balcony.
But no. A Twitter person by the handle of LandmanMarius chimed in halfway through the debate that he had analyzed the audio spectrum of the volume and intensity of the clapping and it was artificially generated.
“I used TrueRTA audio spectrum analyzer. Take the CBS recording from YouTube, it truly indicates CPU clapping.”
Other Twitter users reported that the house was packed with donors with CBS microphones near specific pockets of audience.
Despite being up against all odds, Trump prevailed and as we will see in our next report dominated 7 large online polls overnight.
I’m Still reporting from Washington. Good day.
Bill Still (billstill3@aol.com) is a former newspaper editor and publisher. He has written for USA Today, The Saturday Evening Post, the Los Angeles Times Syndicate, OMNI magazine, and produced the syndicated radio program, Health News. He has written 22 books and two documentary videos.
