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‘The Five’ beats Maddow, Tapper in first matchup.

‘The Five’ beats Maddow, Tapper in first matchup https://t.co/4HdcVKNZxw— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) April 25, 2017

“The Five,” a roundtable opinion show that was moved from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. to replace Tucker registered 2.7 million total viewers and 568,000 viewers Monday night.

Maddow, who finished March as the most-watched host in cable news in that demographic, finished second in both categories with 524,000 viewers in the younger demographic and 2.18 million total viewers.

Jake Tapper, CNN's breakout star of the 2016 election, on Monday began a week of hosting prime-time specials focusing on President's 100 days... The special delivered 882,000 total viewers and 305,000 in the younger demographic.

Overall, “Tucker Carlson Tonight” came in as the No. 1 pulling in 3.2 million viewers, including 636,000 in the younger demographic.

“‘The Five’ beats Maddow, Tapper in first matchup.”

Wonderful!!!

Now I understand why they were moved to this time slot.

Congratulations to The 5!

Well, I’m glad The Five beat Tapper and Maddow, but I honestly can’t watch it. I happened to see a few minutes tonight just because I was in the room - Bob Beckel was on about Ann Coulter....what a nasty old man. You could see the typical leftist hatred spew out of him....they can’t seem to control it.

At least I didn’t have to see Kimberley’s flotation devices, and her restless leg syndrome appeared to be under control. As much as I like Jesse, he doesn’t make up for the others, including Gutfeld. I never thought I’d say this, but I miss O’Reilly.