In January, Fox News celebrated its highest-rated month in history, continuing to dominate cable news ratings since November's election. Notably, 'The Five' led with 4.8 million average viewers, eclipsing historical figures like Tucker Carlson’s. Additionally, daytime shows like 'The Faulkner Focus' reached record viewer numbers. Overall, Fox experienced drastic year-over-year increases: 40% in total viewers and 61% in the crucial 25-54 age demographic. Conversely, rival networks CNN and MSNBC reported historically low ratings, marking a significant disparity in viewer engagement and network performance in the current landscape of cable news.
Fox News achieved its highest-rated January in history, dominating cable news viewership with major growth across prime time and daytime programming.
The Five remained the top show in cable news for January, averaging 4.8 million viewers, outpacing Tucker Carlson's previous averages.
Fox's ratings surged significantly, showcasing a 40% year-over-year increase in total viewers and a massive 61% gain in the key 25 to 54 age demographic.
Competing networks like MSNBC and CNN faced significant drops, hitting all-time lows for their January ratings in the viewers demographic that matters most to advertisers.
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