Fox News ended 2024 as the most-watched cable news network for the ninth consecutive year, achieving its highest audience share in nearly a decade.
“The Five” broke records as the first non-primetime show to average over four million viewers in a quarter.
Hosts Jesse Watters and Greg Gutfeld also had standout years—“Gutfeld!” led late-night in the key 25–54 demographic, while “Jesse Watters Primetime” topped the 18–49 demo.
Fox’s primetime lineup dominated, with “Hannity” and “The Ingraham Angle” also leading their slots.
CEO Suzanne Scott praised the network’s coverage of major events including the 2024 election, Trump’s assassination attempt, and Biden’s withdrawal.
Nielsen reported Fox News was the top-rated network in every key swing state, capturing 72% of primetime cable audiences post-election while CNN and MSNBC saw historic declines.
