Blackvegetable » 26 Aug 2025, 6:06 am » wrote: ↑
Voices on the right are noticing, too. “If I were his wife, I would say you are making a fool of yourself,” Fox News’ Dana Perino said, speaking of Newsom’s antics on X. “He’s got a big job as governor of California, but if he wants an even bigger job, he has to be a little more serious.”
what a dumb **** she is.
Why don't you compare the success of Dana Perino and Jesse Waters to ANY of the idiot female hosts on CNN and MSNBC, dickhead?
How many of them are the stars of TWO hour-long TV shows like America's Newsroom, The Five, and Jesse Waters Primetime?
What would you guess that ANY CNN or MSNBC host would give to have the kind of ratings that those 3 Fox News shows have?:
Fox News Just Hit Its Highest-Rated Quarter In Network History
by Alex Griffing
Fox News surged to record heights in the first quarter of 2025, crushing its industry rivals and notching its highest-ever total day ratings and a record share of the cable news audience.
While Fox averaged some 1.92 million total day viewers, rivals CNN and MSNBC were down to 428,000 and 593,000 total day average viewers for the quarter, respectively. Fox, therefore, accounted for 65% of the total day cable news audience in the U.S. and 66% of the total prime time viewership. Among Fox’s ongoing success stories is The Five, which broke yet another record for being the top-rated show on cable news – despite airing outside of prime time.
The Five averaged a booming 4.6 million viewers for the quarter, with 499,000 demo viewers, making it the most-watched show on cable news for the 14th straight quarter, as well as one of the most-watched shows on cable.
Jesse Watters: Fox News Star Overtakes a Predecessor
Newsweek Aug 08, 2024 By Paul Bond
Culture Progressive activists celebrated in 2017 when the
Fox News Channel ditched star Bill O'Reilly after nearly two decades in the 8 pm time slot, only to watch replacement
Tucker Carlson also excel at promoting conservatism, and to an even larger audience. Carlson left the network in 2023 and Jesse Watters became host of the coveted 8 p.m. frame. Perusing the final data for his first year on the job, it appears liberal detractors officially have a new bogeyman to worry about. Since the launch of
Jesse Watters Primetime in July last year, his audience has grown 96 percent and he has officially surpassed the numbers typically posted by O'Reilly while narrowing the gap with Carlson. In the most important demographic, ages 25-54, the Nielsen ratings for Watters surged 233 percent when comparing July 2023 to the same month in 2024. And comparing
Jesse Watters Primetime to the shows on
MSNBC and
CNN in the 8 p.m. slot is hardly worth the effort anymore, given he regularly beats them both, combined.
Fox News Leads August Cable News Ratings as The Five, and Jesse Watters Primetime Each Score Victories
Barret Media August 28, 2025
Fox News has been a cable news ratings juggernaut, and it was no different in August as Jesse Watters Primetime and The Five led the network to ratings wins.
The network remained the most-watched network in all of cable during the month, and led total day and primetime viewers.
The Five took home the number one spot in all of cable news. The program featured an average of 3.3 million viewers during the month.
Nipping at that show’s heels was Jesse Watters Primetime. Airing in the 8 PM timeslot, the show earned an average audience of 3 million.