|
6PM
Special Report
The Situation Room
Tucker
Prime News
7PM
Fox Report
Lou Dobbs
Hardball
Glenn Beck
8PM
The O’Reilly Factor
CNN Election Center
Countdown with Keith Olbermann
Nancy Grace
9PM
Hannity & Colmes
Larry King
MSNBC Investigates
Glenn Beck (R)
10PM
On the Record with Greta Van Susteren
Anderson Cooper 360
MSNBC Special
Nancy Grace (R)
11PM
The O’Reilly Factor (R)
Anderson Cooper 360
MSNBC Special
Showbiz Tonight
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P25-54
238,000
219,000
106,000
93,000
P25-54
279,000
271,000
143,000
97,000
P25-54
593,000
331,000
337,000
241,000
P25-54
472,000
295,000
260,000
122,000
P25-54
300,000
314,000
298,000
159,000
P25-54
340,000
257,000
262,000
162,000
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P2+
1,369,000
795,000
341,000
301,000
P2+
1,201,000
955,000
468,000
256,000
P2+
2,662,000
1,061,000
944,000
850,000
P2+
1,909,000
786,000
549,000
404,000
P2+
1,260,000
737,000
495,000
365,000
P2+
1,119,000
526,000
425,000
455,000
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Where are Thursday’s numbers? Gee, you’d think CNN’s recordbreaking debate would at least get more than a “What’s Hot” mention on this CABLE NEWS site? Perhaps, it’s because it doesn’t support the notion that any candidate has to debate on Fox to reach a large audience, which is a concept that Spud seems to be quite invested in. CNN had the most watched REPUBLICAN debate as well which kind of makes that a hard point of view to argue.
Not to mention the fact that every Democratic primary/caucus held so far this year has broken records. So it doesn’t appear that the Dems are having any problem being heard or reaching an audience.
The only candidate that appeared on Faux with any regularity was Kucinich… And we all see how well his campaign turned out…
Comment by Shaun — February 4, 2008 @ 7:15 pm
I got tricked and didn’t realize Erica Hill started on AC360 Friday! For some reason I thought she started on Feb 2nd, but came to realize that was a Saturday. Anyway, I’ll be tuned in tonight. So, it looks to me like AC360 beat out Greta in that lucrative demo again..
Comment by Terance — February 4, 2008 @ 7:18 pm
Thursday numbers are out on TVN
Comment by Arthur — February 4, 2008 @ 7:54 pm
Go >Tucker.
Nice night for CNN Election Center.
Btw, about the whole Carville and Begala being suspended thing. Today (Mon) on 5:42 ET Carville was TSR. Why?
Comment by Aaron — February 4, 2008 @ 8:00 pm
Shaun,
If the Democrats don’t win in 2008 surely it is because of their lack of exposure on Fox News. Look at how Fox News is helping John McCain get the Republican nomination.
Comment by elmonica — February 4, 2008 @ 8:34 pm
Elmonica! You have finally admitted the importance of Fox.
I’m impressed,although it did take you quite some time to get it.
Comment by Dee — February 4, 2008 @ 9:08 pm
Two words for Shuan: John Edwards No Fox no presidency
Comment by Pat — February 4, 2008 @ 9:50 pm
Yo, Pat. John Edwards No Fox no presidency is two words?
Comment by Aaron — February 4, 2008 @ 10:25 pm
elmo:
So, on the one hand, most lefties have been crying that FNC has/had been all-Rudy, but now you claim it is all-McCain? Heck, even I caught a lot of the anti-McCain spin on FNC recently.
You’re comment is as silly as Lanny Davis claiming that MSNBC is pro-Obama, ignoring who the $4million man is supporting.
Comment by eddiebear — February 5, 2008 @ 1:04 am
A bit dense aren’t we eddiebear? Elmo was making a funny about how much Fox is against McCain as the nominee (along with the entire conservative movement, See: Rush, Hannity, Coulter, etc.), yet he is the frontrunner. It is driving them crazy.
Point: Fox is impotent even within the Republican party, let alone the Democratic one.
Comment by Shaun — February 5, 2008 @ 12:31 pm
Oh, and Pat, two words: Rudy Giuliani.
TONS of free media on Fox, nothing even close to a presidency. At least Edwards finished second in Iowa, ahead of the frontrunner at the time. Rudy couldn’t even manage a third place finish AFTER Thompson pulled out. And that was even with Hannity slobbering all over himself pushing him down the throats of all his viewers and listeners.
Fox had nothing to do with either candidacy going down.
Comment by Shaun — February 5, 2008 @ 12:35 pm
Sorry, I meant, Rudy could only manage a third place finish even AFTER Thompson pulled out.
Comment by Shaun — February 5, 2008 @ 12:36 pm
Okay, let me just see if I understand your “logic” here Shaun.
FOX loved Rudy… and was working to promote him.
Rudy drops out of the race.
Rudy endorses McCain.
FOX hates McCain.
Do we see the contradiction in your thinking? If FOX was all kinds of pro-Rudy, they would have followed his lead, and begun supporting McCain.
Fact is, they’re not supporting either of them, nor the other candidates. Right now, the big story is how the conservative establishment does not like McCain… that’s why they’re focusing on that story a lot… just like the other networks.
Never a conspiracy theory about FOX you didn’t like, right Shaun? *Sheesh*
Comment by ImNotBlue — February 5, 2008 @ 1:05 pm