Hard Numbers: ‘Tamron Hall’ Stays Afloat, Alex Wagner’s ‘Alex Wagner Tonight’ Hits Rock Bottom
Cable News Networks: CNBC is currently the 61st most popular channel on television and was watched by 106,000 people during primetime on November 17th.
CNN is currently the 28th most popular channel on TV. 5.103 million people tuned into CNN’s Election Day broadcast on November 5th. On November 26th, CNN recorded that 445,000 people tuned in during primetime.
Fox Business Network is currently the 55th most popular channel on TV and was watched by 119,000 people throughout the day on November 17th. On November 5th, Fox News Channel was watched by 10.320 million people. MSNBC is the 13th most popular channel on TV, with 6.009 million people tuning in during the Election Day broadcast on November 5th. On November 26th, MSNBC was watched by 764,000 people during primetime. Newsmax TV is the 33rd most popular channel on television, with 950,000 viewers who tuned into the channel on November 5th. NewsNation is the 57th most popular channel on TV and was watched by 113,000 people during primetime on November 17th.
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News (Daily — Broadcast): On November 24th, 879,000 monthly viewers tuned into ABC News Nightline. CBS Mornings earned 2.198 million monthly viewers on November 10th, marking its highest weekly audience since May 2023. CBS Mornings spent the final three weeks of November with views of over 2 million. ABC’s Good Morning America was watched by 2.802 million monthly viewers on November 24th. The ABC program is currently the 11th most-watched program on its network.
On November 24th, 1.150 million monthly viewers tuned into NBC News Daily. On November 24th, NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt earned its highest rating since mid-August with 6.341 million monthly viewers. NBC’s The Today Show attracted 2.929 million monthly viewers on November 10th, marking its highest rating in three months.
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News (Weekend — Broadcast): Viewership rose for ABC’s 20/20 with the daily audience measurements reaching 2.673 million monthly viewers on November 22nd. Episodes aired in November consistently recorded over and under 2.5 million.
CBS’s 60 Minutes faced a sudden plummet from one episode to the next. An episode aired on November 17th drew in 10.367 million monthly viewers, but by the following episode, views dropped by more than three million, landing at 6.786 million on November 24th. Despite its sudden drop in views, 60 Minutes is CBS’s second most-watched program.
Dateline earned 1.931 million monthly viewers on November 22nd. NBC’s Meet the Press with Kristen Welker earned 2.120 million monthly viewers on November 24th and is currently the 20th most popular series on NBC, one place ahead of Dateline (the 21st most popular).
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News & Politics (Daily — Cable): Alex Wagner Tonight faced its lowest views of the year for each episode aired in November. It received its lowest viewership rating of the past three months on November 8th, with just 585,000 monthly viewers. The MSNBC program is currently the eighth most-watched program on its network.
NewsNight with Abby Phillip was watched by 419,000 monthly viewers on November 26th and is currently the eighth most-watched program on CNN. Laura Coates Live earned its lowest rating of three months on November 15th, with 235,000 monthly viewers, and is currently the ninth most-watched program on CNN. The Faulkner Focus was watched by 2.351 million monthly viewers in November, making it the program’s highest average rating in two years.
MSNBC’s The ReidOut had a tough month, with all but two aired episodes in November falling below 1 million viewers. It’s the first time this year that the program spent two consecutive weeks with episodes reaching below 1 million. The ReidOut recorded 935,000 monthly viewers on November 21st. Despite its struggle, it is currently the fourth most-watched program on MSNBC.
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News & Politics (Weekend — Cable): The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart faced a sudden plummet in views, hitting viewership rock bottom on November 17th with its lowest daily audience measurement recorded in two years, totaling just 200,000 monthly viewers. This is only the second time in two years that views have fallen below 250,000 viewers (the other being earlier this year on February 11th, when the program recorded 232,000).
After achieving a new record for the year in October (recording 914,000 monthly viewers), The Saturday Show with Jonathan Capehart suddenly plummeted to 424,000 viewers two episodes later on November 9th.
Two months after hitting a high record (with 852,000 monthly viewers in September), Ayman has dropped to its lowest views of the year. On November 10th, Ayman recorded its lowest-rated episode of the year, earning just 241,000 viewers. The MSNBC program is currently the ninth most-watched program on the network.
Similarly, MSNBC’s PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton recorded its lowest viewership of the year on November 17th when it recorded just 304,000 monthly viewers.
MSNBC’s The Weekend pulled in 904,000 monthly viewers on November 2nd.
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Talk Show: GMA3: What You Need to Know attracted 1.353 million monthly viewers during its episode aired on November 24th. The ABC program is currently the 16th most popular program on the network. Today with Hoda and Jenna earned its second-highest rating of three months, attracting 1.365 million monthly viewers on November 17th. After achieving its high viewership rating of six months in October (with 1.943 million), NBC’s Today Third Hour has again reached a new peak. On November 17th, Today Third Hour attracted 1.945 million monthly viewers and became NBC’s 22nd most popular program. ABC’s The View drew in 2.448 million monthly viewers on November 24th and claimed its place as the 13th most-watched program on its network.
