Fox News Sweeps Monday Ratings, With Hannity Leading the Network to Victory in Every Timeslot

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[Conserv]

Fox News dominated in the ratings on Monday night, winning every time slot from 6 a.m. to midnight in both total viewers and the advertiser coveted 25-54 demographic.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Here is the major difference between Fox’s prime time lineup and the others. Fox says they are commentary while the others claim they are news. They aren’t news and that’s why people do not watch it. They would rather watch local news.

[FtrPilot]

I agree...Tucker's opening monologue is almost always worth watching.

After that, his show is, at times, unwatchable as he debates some obnoxious liberal. That's when I change the channel.

[CaptainK]

Tucker is 50.
He keeps his portrait in a locked room.

[hsmomx3]

I like listening to Joe DiGenova and Sara Carter when they are on.

[hsmomx3]

I noticed his old side-kick, Jane Skinner (Mrs. Roger Goodell) was on his show the other day.

[nathanbedford]

Me too. Add Andy McCarthy and you have three of the best.

[Fido969]

In many slots Fox is beating MSNBC and CNN combined. That the fight we have to win.

[Trump.Deplorable]

Greg should up against Colbert on one of the big three, I wonder if he would rule in ratings cause Colbert just plain sucks. He was better when he was just a parody of Bill O’Reilly

[sjmjax]

I find his long-winded questions and incessant interruptions thoroughly offputting.

I also agree. I can't stand it when his repetitive, long winded questions take up 90% of a segment with guests. Then steps on them before they can finish a sentence.

I think he could double his audience if he'd learn to ask succinct questions and let his guest(s) share their expertise on the subject without pointless interuption.

[USS Alaska]

Sean Hannity remains the go to source for news about the Russia hoax etc.

As a personal matter, I find his long-winded questions and incessant interruptions thoroughly offputting.

I like John Hannity but his first monologue is way too long and boring.

Since I DVR all the programs that I later watch, I usually skip the first part of hannity and only start to watch when a live guest comes on.

When he has Whorealdo on, I just skip the segment.

It normally takes me about 20-25 minutes to view hannity or most other FOX shows that I DVR.

[Magic Fingers]

“I think he could double his audience if he’d learn to ask succinct questions and let his guest(s) share their expertise on the subject without pointless interuption.”

Agreed...if he would, I’d start watching him again.

[LibertarianLiz]

Boy, CNN is really cratering

Well, I guess people begin to notice when you are wrong about everything for the past 2+ years.

[Verginius Rufus]

Same here. I like his monologues but often change the channel because of his obnoxious liberal guests. But he does sometimes have some really good guests worth watching.

Tonight should be his contest on recent news stories.

[Thank You Rush]

What you say is certainly true but oh! so tiring. We do need to thank him for keeping up the fight tho’. I have to say I turn his show off for the most part - I can’t stand it when he plays pieces that have been on CNN or MSNBC or any of the other channels. Why give them the publicity? We DON’T CARE WHAT THEY SAY! We haven’t tuned into his show to see those rehashed over and over...