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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSo Nielsen rated the January 6th hearings at over 20 million. It sounds like a large number. How
does that compare to other major events?
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So Nielsen rated the January 6th hearings at over 20 million. It sounds like a large number. How (Original Post)
JohnSJ
Jun 2022
OP
Trump's 2020 impeachment trial averaged 9 million people per day, for comparison.
demmiblue
Jun 2022
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JT45242
(2,260 posts)1. About the same as Sunday night football averaged this year
Biden's inauguration had about 40 million in all network tv combined.
iemanja
(53,029 posts)2. More than the NBA finals
According to Forbes.
jimfields33
(15,763 posts)3. Super Bowl has around 208 million
demmiblue
(36,838 posts)6. According to this person, Hillary at Benghazi hearing: 4M viewers
demmiblue
(36,838 posts)7. Trump's 2020 impeachment trial averaged 9 million people per day, for comparison.
uponit7771
(90,335 posts)8. Top Gun 2 only had 9 million eyes through opening weekend. Those numbers are REALLY good for ...
... a congressional hearing