It’s similar to devouring chocolate chip mint ice cream using both hands, watching CNN and Disney fall apart. It’s a lot like holding Pam Grier in one of your arms and Ava Gardner in the other one. Observing Chuck Norris kick a man in his face shortly after John Wayne shot him is analogous to that. The most recent rating information from CNNLOL has me in hog heaven.
Keep in mind that in the cable news industry, 100,000 demo viewers is the minimum acceptable figure. The number of people in the 25–54 age range who watch is used to calculate “demo viewers,” as marketers like this demographic, advertising rates are calculated using this figure.
Only 89,000 demo viewers tuned in to CNN’s pitiful, super-white primetime hours this past week.
105,000 watched MSNBC. Fox News had the most viewers at 130,000.
Last week, CNN only garnered 72,000 demo viewers for the full week, tying MSNBC. Fox News drew 120,000 viewers.
CNN is down 39% of its overall primetime demo viewers and 36% of its overall daytime demo viewers when compared to the same week a year ago.
In the absence of Tucker Carlson, Cuck News lost 58% (that’s not a mistake) of its primetime demo viewers and 41% of its daytime demo viewers in comparison to a year earlier.
Both CNN and Fox News saw significant drops in overall viewership. In comparison to the previous year, Fox News had a loss of 32% of total primetime viewers and 21% of total daytime viewers.
A total of 24 percent of all primetime viewers as well as 27 percent of all daytime viewers left CNN.
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