Former VP Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders faced off one-on-one inside a TV studio with no audience and spent most of the night talking about how to handle the COVID-19 outbreak.

One said yes, and the other sort of said yes.

When it comes to the virus, the elderly are at a greater risk — and let’s face it, both candidates are elderly.

No audience, no handshakes.

The night quickly became a very clear contest between Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden.

The night was punctuated with shouting arguments as candidates yelled over one another and moderators struggled to gain control.

Up for debate: Billionaires, communism, sexism, non-disclosure agreements... and those don't even scratch the surface of what unfolded Wednesday night.

The mega-billionaire chose to skip the early states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.

Bloomberg is paying popular influencers to run campaign memes as he faces criticism over his record on stop-and-frisk and his comments on redlining.

Sen. Michael Bennet dropped out of the race as well.

Friday's debate comes at the tail end of an absolute disaster of a week in Iowa, and four days before the 2020 New Hampshire Democratic primary.

The AP said it's "unable to declare a winner" in the race. The state party says 100% of the results are now in.