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CNN, just like a bunch of other liberal news networks, has been hemorrhaging viewership at lightning speed since Donald Trump’s electoral victory in November.

The Cable News Network (CNN) has seen overall prime-time viewership plummet by 45% scooping up only 394,000 total viewers since November 5, according to Nielsen Media Research. When it comes to the prime 25-to-54 age demographic, CNN suffered a 52% decline, with just an average audience of 77,000 having tuned in after Trump’s win. 

Overall, CNN witnessed its worst-ever performance among viewers in this key demographic. Audiences feel that CNN β€œdidn’t meet the mark” when covering Trump during the campaign, The Washington Post cited one journalist as saying.

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