The Five finished below 4 million total viewers for the second night in a row. However, the Fox News staple was still the most-watched program of the evening in total viewers and the Adults 25-54 demo. The Rachel Maddow Show was tops in total viewers for MSNBC, and the 5 p.m. ET edition of The Lead with Jake Tapper won that spot for CNN.
25-54 Demographic (Live+SD x 1,000)
Total Day: FNC: 227 | CNN: 68 | MSNBC: 64
Prime: FNC: 334 | CNN: 81 | MSNBC: 104
FNC: | CNN: | MSNBC: | |
4PM | Cain: 267 | Hunt: 74 | Wallace: 113 |
5PM | Five: 423 | Tapper: 122 | Wallace: 103 |
6PM | Baier: 299 | Tapper: 111 | Melber: 65 |
7PM | Ingraham: 315 | Burnett: 99 | Prime: 77 |
8PM | Watters: 381 | Cooper: 82 | Hayes: 87 |
9PM | Hannity: 285 | Collins: 77 | Maddow: 135 |
10PM | Gutfeld: 338 | Phillip: 84 | The Last Word: 90 |
11PM | Gallagher: 225 | Coates: 42 | Ruhle: 89 |
Total Viewers (Live+SD x 1,000)
Total Day: FNC: 1.800 | CNN: 423 | MSNBC: 709
Prime: FNC: 2.954 | CNN: 492 | MSNBC: 1.325
FNC: | CNN: | MSNBC: | |
4PM | Cain: 2.093 | Hunt: 629 | Wallace: 1.178 |
5PM | Five: 3.720 | Tapper: 689 | Wallace: 1.090 |
6PM | Baier: 2.710 | Tapper: 546 | Melber: 919 |
7PM | Ingraham: 2.558 | Burnett: 601 | Prime: 839 |
8PM | Watters: 3.236 | Cooper: 515 | Hayes: 1.032 |
9PM | Hannity: 2.727 | Collins: 482 | Maddow: 1.859 |
10PM | Gutfeld: 2.899 | Phillip: 478 | The Last Word: 1.049 |
11PM | Gallagher: 1.499 | Coates 285 | Ruhle: 773 |