CNN Ratings Continue To Plunge Following Collusion Delusion Implosion

These are tough days at the CNN as the anti-Trump propaganda network’s ratings continue to plunge with no bottom in sight.

The self-proclaimed “most trusted name in news” was killing it when it stuck to sleazy celebrity sex scandals, missing teenagers and airplanes that disappeared and managed to continue to draw viewers with years of promoting conspiracy theories so shameless that even Alex Jones wouldn’t go there and when Saint Mueller dropped his long-awaited report with ZERO evidence of Russian collusion, CNN took a body blow in terms of credibility.

There will always be the dead-enders and dumbasses but those who have an inkling of sense to see that they have been bamboozled by the CNN and MSNBC over the greatest hoax in American history aren’t going to be coming back.

Ratings are collapsing in prime time minus the suspense of the Mueller cliffhanger.

CNN Sucks: Primetime Ratings Down 26 Percent, While Fox News Dominates https://t.co/OJczQYF6zU pic.twitter.com/2MTtTWGg7i

— MediaResearchCenter (@theMRC) May 1, 2019

Via Newsbusters, “CNN Sucks: Primetime Ratings Down 26 Percent, While Fox News Dominates”:

The latest cable-news ratings had a harsh ring for CNN. Mark Joyella at Forbes wrote an article headlined “CNN Drops 26% In Prime Time As Fox News Dominates April Cable Ratings.”

How do you like them Fact Apples, CNN?

The disastrous news for Russia-obsessed liberals that the Mueller Report would not lead to the immediate end of the Trump presidency must have put CNN’s viewer base in a deep depression. [Cartoon by our friend Henry Payne]

The numbers were brutal:

— CNN’s total audience in prime time was well under a million viewers — 767,000 — while Fox News led all cable channels with a total audience of 2.395 million. MSNBC was in second place overall with 1.66 million total viewers. April ranks as CNN’s lowest-rated month among total viewers in nearly four years, since October 2015.

— Among viewers 25-54, the demographic most coveted by national advertisers, the falloff for CNN was even more stark: down 41 percent. CNN drew 198,000 viewers in the demo, behind MSNBC (255,000) and Fox News (389,000).

At least they still have that contract to broadcast their propaganda to a captive audience in the nation’s airports.