Michael Bloomberg, who has spent years bankrolling the gun-control movement, fumbled facts and made muddled claims on how gun laws work while laying out his campaign's gun-control plan on Thursday. 
This week on the Sunday news shows: NBC host Chuck Todd advised Michael Bloomberg to read the First Amendment, Julián Castro called on the DNC to change the order of primary states in 2024, and Democratic lawmakers are pressed about their past remarks condemning partisan impeachment trials. 
Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg dismissed concerns from his own employees about Bloomberg News's new editorial policy forbidding staff journalists from investigating him and other 2020 Democratic candidates. 
Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg on Friday called for taking on the National Rifle Association when pressed on his prior support for stop-and-frisk, continuing a pattern of liberals invoking gun control when in a tight spot. Presidential contender Michael Bloomberg on Sunday called New York City's restriction on where gun owners can transport their guns "unnecessary," despite defending the same restriction when he was mayor. 
The Donald Trump campaign announced Monday that it would not be issuing press credentials to Bloomberg News after the outlet told reporters not to investigate any 2020 Democratic presidential candidates. 
Presidential hopeful Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D., Minn.) said Sunday that former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg winning the Democratic nomination for president “can’t happen” if he stays off the debate stage.
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg recently became the second billionaire (but first multibillionaire) to enter the 2020 Democratic primary. 
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has, for reasons that remain unclear, announced his candidacy for president in the 2020 Democratic primary, a move that will allow him to pay reduced candidates' rates on political advertising. Bloomberg News's leadership recently promulgated a new editorial policy forbidding staff journalists from investigating 2020 Democratic presidential candidates. 