"The Fox News train, driven by Jesse Watters, kept rolling between July and September, with the right-leaning channel dominating its cable rivals and beating ABC and CBS in weekday primetime viewership. Fox News is leading all of the networks in weekday primetime ratings to date in 2025. FNC is averaging 3.33 million primetime viewers between Monday and Friday this year, topping CBS (3.17M), ABC (3.08M), and NBC (3.04M), as well as Fox (1.48M) and ESPN (2.13M), per Nielsen data released on Wednesday."
"Here is a look at how the three major cable channels performed in primetime Mon-Sun in Q3, per Nielsen: FNC: 2.48M (243K in 25-54 demo); down 9% year-over-year MSNBC: 802K (66K in demo); down 46% year-over-year CNN: 538K (87K in demo); down 42% year-over-year During the week, Jesse Watters Primetime was the top primetime cable show, averaging 3.30 million viewers and 323,000 viewers in the demo; Sean Hannity was next in line, averaging 2.9 million viewers and 305,000 demo viewers."
Fox News averaged 3.33 million weekday primetime viewers year-to-date in 2025, topping CBS, ABC, NBC, Fox broadcast and ESPN. In Q3 primetime Mon–Sun, Fox News Channel averaged 2.48 million viewers (243K in the 25–54 demo), down 9% year-over-year. MSNBC averaged 802K (66K demo), down 46% year-over-year, while CNN averaged 538K (87K demo), down 42% year-over-year. During weekdays Jesse Watters Primetime averaged 3.30 million viewers (323K demo) and Sean Hannity averaged 2.9 million (305K demo). Other cable and CNN programs posted mid-to-high hundreds of thousands in total viewers and smaller demos.
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