Okay No Moore …

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As this blog predicted from the day we asked Roy Moore to get out of the race, the Republicans gave up another sure win seat. You can add Roy Moore’s name to Todd Aiken (Mo.) and every time you see Senator Jones or Senator McCaskill vote “no” you can thank them. Their ego’s cost us all.

Let’s be clear here on who lost. Roy Moore lost.
He was charged with sexual molestation of teen age girls. He denied it, but not very well. His interview with Sean Hannity, and answer to the question, “did you date teenage girls when you were in your 30’s?  was so bad it cost him support. In fact every interview I saw him do was so weak I shook my head.
If he is innocent his inability to articulate a defense was so limited he doesn’t deserve a senate seat. His campaigning was so limited, he took this last weekend off. He went to the Army/Navy Football game. Who would do that and leave the state in a tight race? Meanwhile his opponent was all over the state saying “if you see Roy Moore call me”. His wife’s speech on election eve saying their lawyer “was a jew” to defend another charge was cringe worthy.

Our country is better without Roy Moore in the senate and the Republican Party is better for not standing with him.

As for Senator Jones, he will be in lock step with Schumer and Warren and anti administration. The warning for him is this. You sir will only serve two years, as you fill out the remainder of Jeff Sessions term. I have a feeling your time in office will be short.
Alabama Republicans, here’s some free advice:
Think Mo Brooks and nominate a candidate who will win.

Now Steve Bannon, do you get the message that your far right ideas are out of touch with the party and nation? Yes, you have a base, but so does Bernie on the other end. It’s in the middle with a slight tilt that you win. If you continue to drive primaries against Republicans in that area, and beat them, the party will be permanent minority. Stop.

The hypocrisy of the left will continue. They are now fully against misconduct like this. Well Chuck, Elizabeth, Nancy and Kirsten, some of us were against the Studds, Kennedy’s, Clinton’s and a host of others you supported before you discovered Moore. The difference is we were against Moore too. Your hypocrisy forces us to borrow a Hillary word. Deplorable.

And Then:

Then we have the President. Could he have put a dumber tweet out than the one he with Kirsten Gillibrand? They are clearly setting him up for all kind os sexual charges. All of this turning on their fellow Democrats is related to getting Trump in the spotlight. Megyn Kelly is part of it, as she had another woman on yesterday charging the President. There is a drip, drip, drip underway. So why would he text that message to add fodder to this?  Does he not get it? Is he that easily provoked?

For the first time we think the odds are moving forward to a real attempt to get the President. He and his staff better be alert and preparing a real offense.

What could that me?

The best bet for the President and his team is for Mueller to come back quickly and say there was no collusion. That would give him a platform to call charges ridiculous just like the collusion one. He could paint people as out of touch, just obstructionists and unable to accept election results.
Now we hear yesterday from the Presidents lawyers that Mueller and team are finished talking to the White House staff. If that’s true this may come to a close early in 2018.

Add the stories emerging about the bias of some on the investigative staff and maybe they can mount a counter of worth. The biggest obstacle to doing that would be the President and his inability to control outrageous messages.

The Ratings:

Here are ratings for Friday to Monday. Fox dominates until Monday. We suspect Tuesday’s will also be a toss up as election coverage takes over and the good news for stations like MSNBC and CNN to report the Jones win.

Also the weekly ratings are below as the morning and evening news. Take a look at the surprise in the morning shows.

Total Viewers: FRIDAY. A DOMINANT NIGHT FOR FOX.
  • Total day: FNC: 1.921 | CNN: 793 | MSNBC: 1373 | HLN: 206
  • Primetime: FNC: 3.093 | CNN: 935 | MSNBC: 2.279 | HLN: 215
4p: 5p: 6p: 7p: 8p: 9p: 10p: 11p:
FNC Cavuto:
1.749		 TheFive:
2.424		 Baier:
2.362		 MacCallum:
2.271		 Carlson:
3.240		 Hannity:
3.458		 Ingraham:
2.575		 Bream:
1.682
CNN Tapper:
933		 Blitzer:
994		 Blitzer:
835		 Burnett:
821		 Cooper:
1.003		 Cooper:
913		 Lemon:
887		 Lemon:
793
MSNBC Wallace:
1.406		 MTP:
1.455		 Melber:
1.444		 Matthews:
1.628		 Hayes:
1.858		 Maddow:
2.596		 O’Donnell:
2.380		 Wlms:
1.637
HLN Michaela:
84		 Files:
80		 Files:
119		 Crimes:
128		 Crimes:
232		 Crimes:
212		 Files:
202		 Files:
273

Total Viewers SATURDAY. FOX BEATS ALL OTHERS COMBINED.
Total day: FNC: 1.325 | CNN: 698 |  MSNBC: 665 | HLN: 296
Prime time: FNC: 1.873 | CNN: 602 | MSNBC: 726 | HLN: 385

4p: 5p: 6p: 7p: 8p: 9p: 10p: 11p:
FNC NwsHQ:
886		 NwsHQ:
1.023		 NwsHQ:
1.032		 Report:
1.245		 Watters:
1.922		 Pirro:
2.083		 Gutfeld:
1.613		 Watters:
1.057
CNN Nwsrm:
687		 Nwsrm:
764		 Smerc:
728		 Nwsrm:
685		 Spcl.:
745		 90s:
520		 90s:
542		 90s:
491
MSNBC News:
630		 News:
709		 Hayes:
654		 Maddow:
805		 O’Donnell:
873		 Williams:
834		 Dateline:
471		 Dateline:
418
HLN Files:
252		 Files:
228		 Files:
320		 Files:
372		 Files:
405		 Files:
377		 Files:
354		 Files:
358
Total Viewers SUNDAY. FOX DOMINATES AGAIN.
  • Total day: FNC: 1.070 | CNN: 627 | MSNBC: 525 | HLN: 268
  • Prime time: FNC: 1.189 | CNN: 570 | MSNBC: 594 | HLN: 418
4p: 5p: 6p: 7p: 8p: 9p: 10p: 11p:
FNC NwsHQ:
785		 Gutfeld:
792		 NwsHQ:
823		 Report:
915		 Kilmeade:
1.354		 Hilton:
1.119		 FNSunday:
1.095		 Kilmeade:
736
CNN Nwsrm:
563		 Nwsrm:
657		 Nwsrm:
544		 Nwsrm:
556		 Nwsrm:
646		 Bourdain:
537		 Bourdain:
526		 Bourdain:
381
MSNBC News:
410		 News:
498		 MTP:
607		 KasieDC:
580		 KasieDC:
653		 Headlinrs:
675		 Headlinrs:
453		 Spcl.:
219
HLN Files:
216		 Files:
188		 Files:
173		 Files:
181		 Files:
343		 Files:
443		 RllyHpnd:
468		 Cuomo:
308

Total Viewers MONDAY. CLOSE RACE. FOX WINS 4-8. MSNBC 9-11

  • Total day: FNC: 1.918 | CNN: 882 | MSNBC: 1.347 | HLN: 200
  • Primetime: FNC: 2.658 | CNN: 986 | MSNBC: 2.492 | HLN: 203
4p: 5p: 6p: 7p: 8p: 9p: 10p: 11p:
FNC Cavuto:
1.694		 Five:
2.605		 Baier:
2.625		 MacCallum:
2.122		 Carlson:
2.856		 Hannity:
2.878		 Ingraham:
2.233		 Bream:
1.334
CNN Tapper:
1.118		 Blitzer:
1.072		 Blitzer:
962		 Burnett:
1.000		 Cooper:
1.031		 Cooper:
920		 Lemon:
1.005		 Lemon:
670
MSNBC Wallace:
1.325		 MTPDaily:
1.375		 Melber:
1.440		 Matthews:
1.895		 Hayes:
2.071		 Maddow:
3.073		 O’Donnell:
2.330		 Wlms:
1.628
HLN Michaela:
86		 S.E.Cupp:
77		 Banfield:
92		 Banfield:
142		 HowItRlly:
155		 HowItRlly:
204		 Files:
251		 Files:
386
FOR THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 4: FOX WINS DAY AND NIGHT.

Basic Cable Top 10 – Prime Time (total viewers)

  1. Fox News (2,608,000)
  2. Hallmark Channel (2,504,000)
  3. ESPN (2,435,000)
  4. MSNBC (1,928,000)
  5. Freeform (1,499,000)
  6. USA (1,396,000)
  7. TBS (1,252,000)
  8. HGTV (1,226,000)
  9. AMC (1,191,000)
  10. Hallmark Movies & Mysteries (1,120,000)

Basic Cable Top 10 – Total Day (total viewers)

  1. Fox News (1,568,000)
  2. Hallmark Channel (1,283,000)
  3. MSNBC (1,053,000)
  4. Nickelodeon (1,008,000)
  5. ESPN (879,000)
  6. Freeform (736,000)
  7. CNN (734,000)
  8. Investigation Discovery (710,000)
  9. HGTV (685,000)
  10. USA (665,000)
Morning show ratings for the week of Dec. 4:

INTERESTINGLY NBC wins again minus Matt Lauer

Total Viewers: NBC: 4.578M / ABC: 4.376M / CBS: 3.572M
A25-54 viewers: NBC: 1.635M / ABC: 1.379M / CBS: 916,000

Evening News  for the week of Dec. 4:
  • Total Viewers: ABC: 9.530M / NBC: 8.918M / CBS: 7.069M
  • A25-54 viewers: ABC: 1.997M / NBC: 2.108M / CBS: 1.382M

 

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