Maddow wins Wednesday night odds while MSNBC has had its best day ever

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Michael Cohen was very good for MSNBC. The day that former President Trump's lawyer testified before Congress – and the President met with North Korea's leader at a summit in Vietnam – MSNBC had its best day in the world. network history, with the exception of the presidential elections of 2008, 2012 and 2016

According to the hearing data released Thursday by Nielsen, MSNBC was ranked first among all viewers from 9 pm Eastern Time, before the start of Cohen's testimony, at 5 pm, the performance the highest ever recorded by the network. MSNBC attracted a total of 2,652 million viewers during the day, ahead of 2,252 million Fox News Channel and 2,011 million CNN. Among viewers aged 25 to 54, the most popular demographic of advertisers, CNN led the way with 554,000. MSNBC was second at 421,000 followed by Fox at 369,000.

In prime time, MSNBC Rachel Maddow's show dominated the 21 hours hourly, leading all cable news among viewers (3,839 million) and finishing first of the demo with 818,000 viewers. Maddow Fox News Channel & # 39; s Hannity, with host Sean Hannity of Vietnam, was second with 3.705 million viewers and 698,000 viewers 25-54.

For MSNBC, which claimed Maddow's victory as the most-watched host in the February cable news rankings (although Fox News claimed that Hannity had wonWednesday's victory has given the network more strength as it embarked on a tumultuous electoral cycle for 2020.

Rachel Maddow's show was Wednesday's most-watched cable TV show among total viewers, and MSNBC had five of the top ten: The last word with Lawrence O Donnell (# 5), Everything is with Chris Hayes (# 6), Hardball with Chris Matthews (# 8) and The 11th hour with Brian Williams (# 9)

Fox News aired Wednesday the rest of the most watched cable shows: Hannity (# 2), Tucker Carlson tonight (# 3), The angle of Angraham (# 4) and L & # 39; s history (# 7).

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Michael Cohen was very good for MSNBC. The day that former President Trump's lawyer testified before Congress – and the President met with North Korea's leader at a summit in Vietnam – MSNBC had its best day in the world. network history, with the exception of the presidential elections of 2008, 2012 and 2016

According to the hearing data released Thursday by Nielsen, MSNBC was ranked first among all viewers from 9 pm Eastern Time, before the start of Cohen's testimony, at 5 pm, the performance the highest ever recorded by the network. MSNBC attracted a total of 2,652 million viewers during the day, ahead of 2,252 million Fox News Channel and 2,011 million CNN. Among viewers aged 25 to 54, the most popular demographic of advertisers, CNN led the way with 554,000. MSNBC was second at 421,000 followed by Fox at 369,000.

In prime time, MSNBC Rachel Maddow's show dominated the 21 hours hourly, leading all cable news among viewers (3,839 million) and finishing first of the demo with 818,000 viewers. Maddow Fox News Channel & # 39; s Hannity, with host Sean Hannity of Vietnam, was second with 3.705 million viewers and 698,000 viewers 25-54.

For MSNBC, which claimed the victory of Maddow as the most-watched host in the cable news standings by February (although Fox News claimed that Hannity had won), Wednesday's win has given more strength to the network as it prepares for a tumultuous election of 2020 cycle.

Rachel Maddow's show was Wednesday's most-watched cable TV show among total viewers, and MSNBC had five of the top ten: The last word with Lawrence O Donnell (# 5), Everything is with Chris Hayes (# 6), Hardball with Chris Matthews (# 8) and The 11th hour with Brian Williams (# 9)

Fox News aired Wednesday the rest of the most watched cable shows: Hannity (# 2), Tucker Carlson tonight (# 3), The angle of Angraham (# 4) and L & # 39; s history (# 7).