FOX News Channel’s (FNC) town hall Tuesday night in Greenville, South Carolina moderated by The Ingraham Angle’s Laura Ingraham featuring former President Donald Trump was the highest-rated cable news telecast of the night in both total viewers and the 25-54 demo, according to early Nielsen Media Research ratings.
Airing from 7-8PM/ET, Tuesday night’s town hall averaged over 3.2 million viewers and 327,000 in the 25-54 demo, not including out of home viewing which will be available tomorrow. The Ingraham Angle town hall represented 60% of the cable news share in total viewers and 55% of the cable news share in the key demo.
Last night’s town hall marked the highest-rated airing of The Ingraham Angle since taking over the timeslot. At 7 PM/ET the town hall with former President Trump notched a 45% increase in total viewers and 50% in the 25-54 demo versus the 2024 average.
In primetime from 7-11PM/ET, FNC notched 2.7 million viewers and 284,000 in the 25-54 demo, crushing the cable news competition winning combined across the board. FNC’s town hall quadrupled CNN in total viewers (742,000) and beat MSNBC by a triple-digit advantage (1.39 million P2+) in the 7 PM/ET timeslot.
Earlier this week, John Roberts’ Democracy 2024: Town Hall with 2024 Republican presidential candidate and former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, which aired on Sunday, February 18th at 5 PM/ET, delivered 910,000 viewers and 103,000 with the 25-54 demo. Combined with its 10 PM/ET encore showing, the program totaled 1.5 million viewers. Notably, the hour-long town hall outpaced the competition and outrated the average of all of CNN’s programming with viewers.
In primetime from 7-11PM/ET, FNC notched 2.7 million viewers and 284,000 in the 25-54 demo, crushing the cable news competition winning combined across the board. FNC’s town hall quadrupled CNN in total viewers (742,000) and beat MSNBC by a triple-digit advantage (1.39 million P2+) in the 7 PM/ET timeslot.
Earlier this week, John Roberts’ Democracy 2024: Town Hall with 2024 Republican presidential candidate and former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, which aired on Sunday, February 18th at 5 PM/ET, delivered 910,000 viewers and 103,000 with the 25-54 demo. Combined with its 10 PM/ET encore showing, the program totaled 1.5 million viewers. Notably, the hour-long town hall outpaced the competition and outrated the average of all of CNN’s programming with viewers.
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