In new evidence of leftist propaganda’s moral failure, CNN plunges to its lowest ratings of the year, while Fox News continues to dominate, claiming primetime victory.
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Fox News Channel has surpassed all expectations to dominate the primetime viewership from May 26-30, according to Nielsen Media Research.
With an average of 2.7 million viewers, Fox News outperformed not just cable competitors but all broadcast networks, cementing its status as America’s leading news source.
On the other hand, CNN faced an embarrassing drop, experiencing its lowest-rated week of the year.
With an average of 1.5 million total day viewers, Fox News far outstripped CNN, whose audience barely reached 308,000 from May 26 through June 1.
This stark contrast was even more evident during primetime, with Fox News boasting 2.3 million viewers compared to CNN’s paltry 374,000.
The difference in popularity is a clear indicator of where American viewers place their trust.
In the key demographic of adults aged 25-54, essential for advertisers, Fox News again pulled away with 175,000 total day demo viewers and 240,000 during primetime.
This is versus CNN’s 49,000 total day and 61,000 primetime demo viewers, demonstrating Fox’s unyielding appeal to more affluent and influential audiences.
Nielsen Media Research provided the ratings data, confirming that every one of the top 100 cable news telecasts aired on Fox News.
The shows contributing to Fox News’ impressive numbers include favorites like “The Five,” which captivated 3.7 million total viewers and 409,000 in the critical demographic.
Other strong performances came from “Special Report with Bret Baier,” “The Ingraham Angle,” and “Hannity,” securing Fox’s dominance in the news landscape.
While Fox News viewership has increased by 21% since May 2024, rivals MSNBC and CNN haven’t fared well.
MSNBC’s viewership has decreased by 33%, and CNN by 24%, signifying a growing disinterest in their programming.
As long as CNN continues to fall short, networks like Fox News will further entrench themselves as the go-to choice for millions of Americans seeking reliable news.
CNN’s struggle in ratings signals a broader issue within the network, while strong ratings affirm Fox News’s steadfast grip on delivering what viewers want to watch.
The truth is in the numbers; Fox News thrives while others falter.
BREAKING: During the week spanning from May 26 to June 1, CNN attracted an average of just 374,000 viewers in primetime, a staggering six times less than the Fox News Channel's average of 2.3 million – Leading Report pic.twitter.com/K3dzIZMACO
— Sandy (@SD73660) June 4, 2025
