Last place CNN’s already humiliating ratings nosedived by double digits last week.
Even more than usual, some ten days ago the far-left CNN launched a 24/7 jihad against President Trump, going so far as to question his mental health, his patriotism, blaming him for a mass murder in New Zealand, and serial lying about his response to Charlottesville. But this unhinged hate campaign obviously turned off a considerable number of Americans.
When compared to this same week last year, CNN lost -16 percent of its primetime viewers and -17 of total day viewers; young people ran away screaming: In the advertiser-coveted 25-54 age demo, CNN shed an incredible -31 percent of those viewers during primetime and -29 percent in total day.
CNN’s numbers look especially bad when compared to its direct competition during this same time period.
Fox News, which nearly triples CNN in primetime viewers and more than doubles CNN in total day viewers, held almost perfectly steady with a one percent increase in primetime viewers and one percent decrease in total day viewers.
In the 35-54 age demo, Fox dipped -13 and -12 percent in primetime and total day, respectively.
MSNBC, which doubles CNN in primetime viewers and nearly doubles CNN in total day viewers, held its losses to single digits: eight percent in primetime and six percent in total day. MSNBC’s demo losses mirrored those of CNN.
Here are the stark numbers:
Primetime Total Viewers/Demo Viewers
FNC: 2,387,000 / 401,000
MSNBC: 1,868,000 / 309,000
CNN: 939,000 / 253,000
Total Day Total Viewers/Demo Viewers
FNC: 1,374,000 / 243,000
MSNBC: 1,041,000 / 169,000
CNN: 640,000 / 170,000