Sunday, May 25 Evening Cable News Ratings: Trey Gowdy Is 1st on Fox
Posted in: UncategorizedGowdy finished ahead of Life, Liberty & Levin in total viewers.
Gowdy finished ahead of Life, Liberty & Levin in total viewers.
Lawrence O’Donnell led for MSNBC in a 6 p.m. perch.
MSNBC felt the absence of Rachel Maddow’s five-nights-a-week schedule.
MSNBC and CNN split second place in total viewers and the demo, respectively.
The Five was first for Fox News in total viewers, while the 5 p.m. hours of The Lead and Deadline: White House led for their respective networks.
The Five was first for Fox News, while Jake Tapper took that spot for CNN.
MSBNC adds to its growing executive ranks.
Tom Llamas takes over NBC News’ flagship evening newscast on June 2.
A naval training ship’s collision with the Brooklyn Bridge turned Saturday night into a breaking news night.
CNN’s newsier hours from 4-8 p.m. topped its lineup of originals from 8-midnight.
The Five finished third among A25-54 viewers behind Gutfeld!
Fox News had 99 of the top 100 cable news telecasts of the week.
Each network saw its biggest total viewer and demo audience at 5 p.m.
Biden’s announcement led to breaking news interruptions across many news networks.
The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell was the most-watched show on MSNBC in both total viewers and the demo.
Between 5 and 9 p.m. ET CNN’s programs had more demo viewers than any of MSNBC’s evening offerings.
Reddy will head up MSNBC’s soon-to-be operational D.C. office.
Daniels emphasized the importance of meeting life’s many challenges.
The Briefing finished under the million-viewer mark.
Life, Liberty & Levin finished first in total viewers, while The Big Weekend Show claimed the demo.