For the month of April 2016, more viewers tuned into MORNING JOE than to CNN's "New Day" in both the key demo and total viewers. "Morning Joe" outperformed CNN in the Adults 25-54 by 16% (157,000 vs. 135,000). In total viewers, "Morning Joe" notched another monthly win (596,000 vs. 438,000), pushing the program's consecutive winning streak to 14 months over CNN.
While the other cable new networks saw minimal ratings movement in April 2016 for the Monday-Friday 9a-5p daypart, MSNBC's news-focused dayside continued to soar, up 135% in A25-54 over last year (compared to Fox News at +21% and CNN at +16%) and a strong gain of 86% in total viewers over last year (compared to Fox News at +13% and at CNN +27%). During the 5p hour, "MTP Daily" also saw strong growth in April 2016, up 110% in A25-54 and 34% in total viewers over April 2015.
In Prime, "The Rachel Maddow Show" saw significant year-over-year growth in A25-54, up 127% compared over April 2015, versus CNN's growth of 84% and Fox News at 11% over the prior year. "The Rachel Maddow Show" also continues to close the ratings gap with Fox News, posting the program's closest ratings to "The Kelly File" in two years for A25-54 and in three years for total viewers. With the show's April 2016 win over CNN in total viewers (1,212,000 vs. 895,000), "The Rachel Maddow Show" runs its winning streak to 35 consecutive months.
For April 2016, "Hardball with Chris Matthews" topped CNN in total viewers (918,000 vs. 830,000) and "The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell" outpaced CNN for the 11th consecutive month in total viewers (981,000 vs.838,000). "All In with Chris Hayes" also came in with a solid showing, up 111% in A25-54 and 61% in total viewers. During Monday-Friday primetime 8-11p, MSNBC saw more year-over-year growth than Fox News in the A25-54 demo (138% vs. 12%).
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