MSNBC primetime viewership plunged 54% in the days after Donald Trump
won the White House as the network�s audience tuned away from its left-
leaning coverage, according to a report.

The Comcast-owned cable news channel � which drew a daily average of 1.1
million viewers throughout October � saw its audience shrink to a daily
average of 736,000 on the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday after Election
Day, according to Nielsen Media Research data reported by Fox News.

That amounted to a 31% drop following Trump�s decisive victory, in which
he swept the popular vote and all seven key swing states. Meanwhile, Fox
News ratings surged a whopping 61% during the same period, according to
Nielsen data reported by Fox.

MSNBC was hit hardest during the primetime hours between 8 p.m. and 11
p.m.

Viewership of its primetime shows � including �Alex Wagner Tonight,�
�All In With Chris Hayes� and �The Last Word With Lawrence O�Donnell� �
dropped 54% to 808,000, according to Nielsen data. That�s after the
network averaged 1.8 million viewers in the coveted time slot throughout
October.

The losses are a sharp turnaround from Election Day, when MSNBC�s
election night coverage, anchored by Rachel Maddow, averaged 6 million
viewers, besting CNN�s 5.1 million viewers, according to Nielsen data.

Fox News came out on top on election night with 10.3 million viewers
between 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, according to data.

Sharon Waxman, a former correspondent for The New York Times and founder
of Hollywood news site The Wrap, argued that the media needs �a total
rethink� after the election.

�If you�re like me, you haven�t turned on the news since last Tuesday
when Donald Trump won the election,� Waxman wrote for The Wrap on
Sunday. �Personally, I can�t bear to listen to another minute of wisdom
from Joy Reid, my friend Lawrence O�Donnell or the admirable Rachel
Maddow.�

�I�m not saying I�ll never watch or listen again. But � am I alone here?
� my entire body recoils from listening to more claptrap from the same
claptrapping apparatus,� Waxman wrote.

MSNBC�s primetime ratings in the days after the election have fallen 51%
from its year-to-date totals. Fox News� ratings rose 58% in the same
period, according to Nielsen data.

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Deport blacks <repatriate@africoons.com> wrote:

>MSNBC primetime viewership plunged 54% in the days after Donald Trump
>won the White House as the network? audience tuned away from its left-
>leaning coverage, according to a report.
>
>The Comcast-owned cable news channel ?which drew a daily average of 1.1
>million viewers throughout October ?saw its audience shrink to a daily
>average of 736,000 on the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday after Election
>Day, according to Nielsen Media Research data reported by Fox News.
>
>That amounted to a 31% drop following Trump? decisive victory, in which
>he swept the popular vote and all seven key swing states. Meanwhile, Fox
>News ratings surged a whopping 61% during the same period, according to
>Nielsen data reported by Fox.
>
>MSNBC was hit hardest during the primetime hours between 8 p.m. and 11
>p.m.
>
>Viewership of its primetime shows ?including ?lex Wagner Tonight,?
>?ll In With Chris Hayes?and ?he Last Word With Lawrence O?onnell??
>dropped 54% to 808,000, according to Nielsen data. That? after the
>network averaged 1.8 million viewers in the coveted time slot throughout
>October.
>
>The losses are a sharp turnaround from Election Day, when MSNBC?
>election night coverage, anchored by Rachel Maddow, averaged 6 million
>viewers, besting CNN? 5.1 million viewers, according to Nielsen data.
>
>Fox News came out on top on election night with 10.3 million viewers
>between 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, according to data.
>
>Sharon Waxman, a former correspondent for The New York Times and founder
>of Hollywood news site The Wrap, argued that the media needs ? total
>rethink?after the election.
>
>?f you?e like me, you haven? turned on the news since last Tuesday
>when Donald Trump won the election,?Waxman wrote for The Wrap on
>Sunday. ?ersonally, I can? bear to listen to another minute of wisdom
>from Joy Reid, my friend Lawrence O?onnell or the admirable Rachel
>Maddow.?
>
>?? not saying I?l never watch or listen again. But ?am I alone here?
>?my entire body recoils from listening to more claptrap from the same
>claptrapping apparatus,?Waxman wrote.
>
>MSNBC? primetime ratings in the days after the election have fallen 51%
>from its year-to-date totals. Fox News?ratings rose 58% in the same
>period, according to Nielsen data.
>
>https://nypost.com/2024/11/12/media/msnbc-ratings-plunge-after-trump-
>election-victory/

Stimulated dummies. :)

--
Joel W. Crump

Amendment XIV
Section 1.

[...] No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the
United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of
life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal
protection of the laws.

Dobbs rewrites this, it is invalid precedent. States are
liable for denying needed abortions, e.g. TX.