Fox’s 3am Red Eye show beating CNN primetime

02/08/2010

Fox’s 3am Red Eye show beating CNN primetime

It's getting so bad for left leaning television that a show on Fox News that airs at three in the freaking morning is getting more viewers than the network's prime time competition. From Mediaite:

Just like when we highlighted the show's ratings in September 2009 (which the FNC advertising department enjoyed as well, taking out full-page ads in the New York Post and others), the ratings for last week show Red Eye beating CNN again. This time, the show had better ratings in the A25-54 demographic than Campbell Brown at 8pmET and Larry King at 9pmET, and tied Anderson Cooper at 10pmET (Monday-Thursday).

That is pretty sad but a testament to the fact that America is waking up to the lack of objectivity coming from the main stream media.

Sink or swim fellas. It's up to you.

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