Nearly 17.7 million watched the second prime-time Jan. 6 hearing

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This will piss off TFG

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Nearly 17.7 million television viewers tuned in Thursday to the second prime-time hearing in the House select committee’s investigation into the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, the Nielsen rating service announced Friday. The number, which encompasses 10 broadcast and cable networks, represents a slight drop from the more than 20 million people who watched the first prime-time hearing in June.

According to ratings data Friday provided by some of the individual networks, MSNBC led the pack with an average of 4.7 million viewers for the high-profile programming block from 8 to 11 p.m. Similar to their plans for the June 9 hearing, major broadcast networks ABC, CBS and NBC booted other programming to make space for the congressional proceedings; ABC led the three with roughly 3.98 million viewers, while NBC attracted 2.69 million and CBS 2.68 million. July tends to be the lowest-rated month in television.

Fox News did not show the hearing and instead aired its usual programming featuring Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity. The network reported 2.66 million viewers during Thursday’s prime-time block. Fox News Media opted to instead air the hearing on the lesser-watched channel Fox Business.

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1. How does this compare with the daytime hearings that Fox did broadcast? nt

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2. This makes me smile

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[Cha]

7. It got a smile outa me, too😎.

TY!

Focus!
Please Fight to Save Our Democracy💙 in 2022 & 2024!

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3. Hey, Trump is finally getting the top rated viewings he so desires.

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4. In the 2016 debates, TFG complained about not getting an emmy

This will piss TFG off

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5. doesnt include mirror sites, relays, and radio nt