Fox News has lined up a Town Hall with Democratic presidential candidate. That announcement comes the day after Fox hosted a town hall with the man Sanders hopes to unseat, President Trump. 

The Sanders town hall will be Monday, March 9, in Michigan in advance of the state's primary March 10. 

The town hall will be hosted by Bret Baier (Special Report) and Martha MacCallum (The Story), who moderated the Trump town hall and previously moderated town halls with former candidates Mike Bloomberg and Sen. Amy Klobuchar. 

It will be the eleventh town hall Fox has hosted with Democratic presidential candidates and the second with Sanders, whose April 2019 appearance was the most-watched Fox News town hall of this election cycle with about 2.6 million viewers, according to the network. 

The Democratic National Convention was the most-Tweeted TV show Monday night (July 25) with 3.3 million Tweets sent by 693,000 people, according to Nielsen Social. It obviously benefitted from being roadblocked on multiple networks.

That Tweet total was almost exactly double that of the Republicans' first day, which drew 1.645 million tweets from 449,000 people, still the most-Tweeted show by a mile on that night (July 18).

The Dems had an all-star lineup on their first day, including Michelle Obama and the much-anticipated reconciliation speech from Bernie Sanders, which might explain the particularly heavy Tweet load versus the GOP's less star-studded initial outing.

The Democratic convention's Twitter activity spiked at 10:31--when broadcast nets as well as cable were covering the proceedings--following the speech by First Lady Michelle Obama, when 30,400 Tweets were sent in a single minute.

Rounding out the top five Tweeted-about TV shows of the night were The Bachelorette at 270,000 Tweets by 112,000 people; WWE Monday Night Raw on USA with 266,000 by 47,000 people; Love & Hip Hop; Atlanta on VH1 with 111,000/33,000; and Are you the One? on MTV at 19,000/6,000.