MSNBC had another record-breaking ratings month in November, posting significant year-over-year gains and hitting all-time highs for programs including "Hardball with Chris Matthews," "PoliticsNation," "The Ed Show" and "Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell," according to data from Nielsen. "Morning Joe" and "The Rachel Maddow Show" had their best A25-54 delivery since November 2008.
"Martin Bashir" at 4 p.m. and "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" at 10 p.m. posted the best total viewer delivery in the history of MSNBC in those time periods. For the second month in a row, MSNBC Weekday Primetime (M-F 8-11 p.m.) ranked among the Top Ten cable networks in total viewers (#10, #8 with kids networks excluded). MSNBC also had the biggest year-over-year gain among any cable network in the top 30 for the month. In November, MSNBC was the #2 cable news network in weekday primetime averaging 525,000 A25-54 and 1.6 million total viewers. Compared to Nov. 2011, MSNBC Weekday Prime was up 131% with A25-54 and 82% among total viewers. MSNBC ranked #1 among African American P2+ for the 34th consecutive month.Videos