Nielsen ratings would disagree with your statement regarding Fox. The fact that Fox has the most popular shows, and that Fox is watched more than any of the other networks for, well, years now, shows that it is you who is in the minority (as usual) with your viewpoint.
Non sequitur. Of course Fox has a larger viewership. Lowest common denominator, mass market orientation. No thinking required. Just chew and swallow. Better yet, don't chew. The news audience was once discerning. Now, the bible-thumping, gun-loving, fly-over state low-information voters want someone to tell them what to think so they don't have to. Enter Fox.
As usual, your overwhelming arrogance and lack of connection with reality cloud your viewpoints. Just because the majority of people who watch the news watch a channel you despise doesn't mean there's something wrong with those watching. Perhaps there's something wrong with you. There are so many flat-out morons and race hustlers on NBC, perhaps that has something to do with the low ratings? Perhaps CNN's well-known and documented corruption has something to do with their low ratings? Nah, it has to be because people who watch Fox are stupid. Or racist. Or both. Such is the workings of a liberal mind.
ha.....ha. I guess there is a lot of misinformed people out there.... "Averaging 2.4 million total prime time viewers and 1.4 million total day viewers, FNC earned another milestone with its highest viewership ever in total day for a full year. The 483,000 prime time demo viewer average is the network’s best since 2010. Additionally, Fox News remained the No. 1 cable news channel in every relevant measurement. The election was the story of 2016, and Fox News benefited immensely from a ratings standpoint. The final presidential debate of the cycle was a watershed moment for the network. Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace was the moderator, and more viewers watched the debate on Fox News than on any other network, broadcast or cable. FNC was also most-watched cable news network for full election night coverage (7 p.m. – 3 a.m.) Through December 25, 2016, FNC is up +36 percent in total viewers and and up +42 percent in the key A25-54 demo compared with the network’s 2015 prime time performance. The network also delivered year-over-year growth in total day, up +29 percent in total viewers and up +36 percent in the A25-54 demo. For the year, every hour on Fox News was up double-digits vs. 2015. Several programs in the daily lineup achieved a yearly high, including the network’s prime time programs – The O’Reilly Factor, The Kelly File and Hannity. Bill O’Reilly marked 15 consecutive years as the No. 1 show in cable news among total viewers. Through December 13, The Factor is up +18 percent in total viewers and up +19 percent in A25-54 versus 2015. Despite all of Megyn Kelly’s trials and tribulations this year, The Kelly File achieved its best year since launch, and was also up +18 percent in total viewers and up+19 percent in A25-54 relative to 2015. Sean Hannity also had a breakout 2016. His program was up +44 percent in total viewers and up +46 percent in the news demo year-over-year." http://www.adweek.com/tvnewser/2016...nnel-is-cable-tvs-most-watched-network/315009