Post Mueller, Fake News Paying the Piper

[Weatherman2020]

This Was CNN

They created a great story of fiction only to abruptly end the story prematurely, leaving its followers dejected and wondering what happened.


CNN’s prime-time ratings dropped a whopping 26 percent in April compared to last year, according to Nielsen Media Research.

MSNBC’s ratings were down 14 percent in April 2019 compared to April 2018, while Fox News’s ratings overall were flat.

The sharp decrease for CNN marked its lowest-rated month in total viewers since October 2015.

In the 25- to 54-year-old demographic that advertisers covet most, it was the network’s least-watched month since Aug. 2015.

In prime time, Fox News finished first with an average of 2.4 million viewers. In April 2018, the network also averaged 2.4 million viewers, according to Nielsen.

MSNBC was second with an average of 1.66 million viewers, down from 1.93 million in April 2018.

CNN was third with 767,000 average primetime viewers, down from 1.04 million in April 2018.

CNN sees ratings swoon in April

 

[peach174]

They really need to get back to news reporting rather than making democratic political spins and ideology as news.

 

[Weatherman2020]

They really need to get back to news reporting rather than making democratic political spins and ideology as news.

MSM is like the fictional Darth Vader story. Too far gone now, their only way to obtain honor is death.

 

[peach174]

They really need to get back to news reporting rather than making democratic political spins and ideology as news.

MSM is like the fictional Darth Vader story. Too far gone now, their only way to obtain honor is death.

Just wait until the full report comes out in May or June, popcorn time.

 

[Zorro!]

This Was CNN

They created a great story of fiction only to abruptly end the story prematurely, leaving its followers dejected and wondering what happened.


CNN’s prime-time ratings dropped a whopping 26 percent in April compared to last year, according to Nielsen Media Research.

MSNBC’s ratings were down 14 percent in April 2019 compared to April 2018, while Fox News’s ratings overall were flat.

The sharp decrease for CNN marked its lowest-rated month in total viewers since October 2015.

In the 25- to 54-year-old demographic that advertisers covet most, it was the network’s least-watched month since Aug. 2015.

In prime time, Fox News finished first with an average of 2.4 million viewers. In April 2018, the network also averaged 2.4 million viewers, according to Nielsen.

MSNBC was second with an average of 1.66 million viewers, down from 1.93 million in April 2018.

CNN was third with 767,000 average primetime viewers, down from 1.04 million in April 2018.

CNN sees ratings swoon in April

Continuing plunge of CNN, MSNBC ratings reveals that fake news is a bad business strategy.

The unmasking of the Russia Hoax is only the latest example of fake news purveyed by both progressive cable networks (as well as most of the MSM). The fake news frauds of recent memory:

• George Zimmerman: White Racist Killer
• Hands Up, Don’t Shoot
• Trump Can’t Win
• Brett Kavanaugh: Serial Rapist
• The KKKids from KKKovington High School
• Trump Colluded with Russia

To that list must be added the incredible on-air promotion of Michael Avenatti, just indicted for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his client Stormy Daniels, adding to his existing indictments in New York and Los Angeles for attempting to shake down Nike.​

Heckuva job.

 

[blastoff]

They really need to get back to news reporting rather than making democratic political spins and ideology as news.

MSM is like the fictional Darth Vader story. Too far gone now, their only way to obtain honor is death.

Make for great prime time.