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Glenn Greenwald mocked CNN’s “complete and well-deserved collapse” after just-released ratings show the network trailing their competition.
MSNBC just snapped a stretch of ratings dominance from Fox News that ran for 120 consecutive weeks, as they beat their rival in both total prime-time viewers and in a key advertising demographic last week.
Fox News earned devastating news as ratings for the first full month without Tucker Carlson were released on Wednesday.
CNN’s ratings may have suffered their most embarrassing loss in recent memory as Matt Gaetz, serving as a guest host on Newsmax, absolutely smoked them in the overall ratings in the 10 pm slot this past Friday.
CNN’s prime time ratings plunged dramatically in the days following their town hall forum with former President Donald Trump. On Friday the network came in fourth behind Fox News, MSNBC, and Newsmax.
Freshly posted ratings show Fox News experiencing a massive exodus of prime-time viewers in the coveted 25-54-year-old demographic.
The ratings are out for this week’s primetime news programs – Following Tucker Carlson’s firing they don’t look very good for Fox News.
Jimmy Kimmel used his Oscars platform to push notion of ‘editing’ in an effort to discredit Fox News host Tucker Carlson January 6 footage.
Fox News personality Greg Gutfeld saw his late-night comedy show draw higher ratings on Tuesday than any other show on CNN or MSNBC.
Greg Gutfeld’s late night Fox show “Gutfeld!” debuted about 18 months ago in the 11 p.m. ET time slot, and is crushing the competition.
Fox News host Tucker Carlson continues to dominate the ratings drawing more young viewers in all of cable news.
CNN+, a subscription streaming service offered by the network, is struggling to attract more than 10,000 viewers per day and is reportedly causing Chris Wallace to suffer from “daily breakdowns.”