Tuesday, April 28 Scoreboard: Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham Defeat Competition Handily

[shockedcanadian]

This has been going on for years now. Just a trouncing of the Big Three. The total viewer numbers tell a big story. I recall when Maddow and Hannity would flip back and forth, now she is eating dust.

Tuesday, April 28 Scoreboard: Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham Defeat Competition Handily

Jake Tapper and Neil Cavuto split the 4 p.m. hour. MSNBC beat CNN in Total Viewers. CNN beat MSNBC in the demo.

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25-54 demographic (Live+SD x 1,000)


Total Day: FNC: 415 | CNN: 331 | MSNBC: 240
Prime: FNC: 663 | CNN: 443 | MSNBC: 368

	FNC:	CNN:	MSNBC:
4PM	Cavuto: 348	Tapper: 409	Wallace: 273
5PM	Five: 673	Blitzer: 416	MTP Daily: 244
6PM	Baier: 575	Blitzer: 373	Melber: 262
7PM	MacCallum: 468	Burnett: 393	News: 263
8PM	Carlson: 694	Burnett: 381	Hayes: 288
9PM	Hannity: 689	Cuomo: 497	Maddow: 472
10PM	Ingraham: 608	Lemon: 449	O’Donnell: 343
11PM	Bream: 419	Lemon: 358	Williams: 313

Total Viewers (Live+SD x 1,000)


Total Day: FNC: 2.310 | CNN: 1.206 | MSNBC: 1.566
Prime: FNC: 3.888 | CNN: 1.641 | MSNBC: 2.470

	FNC	CNN	MSNBC:
4PM	Cavuto: 2.171	Tapper: 1.616	Wallace: 2.094
5PM	Five: 3.791	Blitzer: 1.603	MTP Daily: 1.843
6PM	Baier: 3.249	Blitzer: 1.454	Melber: 1.717
7PM	MacCallum: 2.509	Burnett: 1.481	News: 1.639
8PM	Carlson: 4.072	Burnett: 1.525	Hayes: 1.947
9PM	Hannity: 4.079	Cuomo: 1.924	Maddow: 3.110
10PM	Ingraham: 3.504	Lemon: 1.474	O’Donnell: 2.352
11PM	Bream: 1.989	Lemon: 1.071	Williams: 1.905

 

[Mac1958]

4 million Americans watch Fox.

324 million Americans do not.

 

[shockedcanadian]

4 million Americans watch Fox.

324 million Americans do not.

That's one way of putting it.

Or you could state that, in the Tucker timeslot for instance, "there were 7.4 Million Americans watching the three largest news networks in the U.S at 8pm, of those, over 4 Million, were watching Fox."

 

[Mac1958]

4 million Americans watch Fox.

324 million Americans do not.

That's one way of putting it.

Or you could state that, in the Tucker timeslot for instance, "there were 7.4 Million Americans watching the three largest news networks in the U.S at 8pm, of those, over 4 Million, were watching Fox."

Agreed!

It just doesn't indicate that a significant number of Americans buy into anything, particularly partisanship.

 

[shockedcanadian]

4 million Americans watch Fox.

324 million Americans do not.

That's one way of putting it.

Or you could state that, in the Tucker timeslot for instance, "there were 7.4 Million Americans watching the three largest news networks in the U.S at 8pm, of those, over 4 Million, were watching Fox."

Agreed!

It just doesn't indicate that a significant number of Americans buy into anything, particularly partisanship.

Hmmm, I don't read into it that way. I read it as Americans aren't interested in news, or, find their news through many sources. Choosing instead to watch Reality TV or the recent Netflix offerings.

There was a time that a family would sit down and watch the daily news together. They would all talk about the subject and be on the same wavelength. How times have changed. As has the news and the way it's being delivered.