Fox News Crushes Prime-Time With Highest Ratings In 24-Year History
Fox News dominated the basic cable news industry in February, according to a new report, which specifies the conservative news network hit the highest ratings in its 24-year history.
Fox averaged 3.53 million viewers, followed by MSNBC’s 1.78 million, and CNN’s 1.05 million for the month.
Fox’s prime time hosts, Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, and Laura Ingraham, had the top shows in all of cable.
Hannity had the most-watched show, finishing the month with about 4.3 million viewers, while Carlson was second with 4.115 million and Ingraham third with 3.6 million.
Ingraham is the first woman in all of cable news to reach an average viewership of more than 3 million views on any given month.
Fox had 13 of the highest-rated shows for the month in all of cable.
Year-over-year trends show Fox’s viewership increased by 35% this month while CNN fell 3%, and MSNBC plunged 9%.
The increase in viewership for Fox suggests more and more people are turning off liberal media and gravitating towards conservative networks.
Fox is dominating all of cable news as its primary left-leaning competitors are imploding.
"CNN is suffering a credibility crisis as viewership is in a mass exodus, fleeing the fake news network to more conservative networks, such as Fox News. There appears to be no plan of action by CNN or liberal media to fix the hemorrhaging of viewership, indicating the trend will persist through 2020," we noted several months ago.
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