An overwhelming majority of President Donald Trump's live tweets about news network programming in 2019 were in response to news he saw on Fox.

That is according to a study by Media Matters for America, the liberal watchdog group, which said that of his 681 live tweets about networks he was apparently watching, 559 were about Fox News, 98 about Fox Business, and only 24 for all the other networks combined.

Those 657 Fox-related tweets constituted 9.5% of all his tweets for the year, an average of almost two live tweets about Fox per day.

His highest one-day total of live Fox tweets was 10, which was Dec. 18, the day he was impeached by the House. December was also his highest-volume Fox live tweet month of the year with 97. Of his Fox live tweets, almost half (45%) were about either Russia or Ukraine.

The President is a big fan of Fox's Fox & Friends morning show and his tweets reflected that, with 206, more than three times any other program.

Day two of the Democratic convention (Tuesday, July 26), with speakers including Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker and former President Bill Clinton, continued to dominate the list of most-Tweeted TV shows according to Nielsen Social, but was down markedly from the first night, which featured Michelle Obama and Bernie Sanders' much anticipated reconciliation speech.

Tuesday night's coverage on broadcast and cable nets drew a total of 1,657,000 Tweets from 389,000 unique authors, more than ten times its nearest competitor, WWE SmackDown on USA Networks with 133,000 from 33,000 uniques.

Rounding out the top five were The Bachelorette on ABC with 110,000/53,000; America's Got Talent on NBC at 46,000/20,000 and Scream on MTV with 33,000/6,000.

Day three's combination of President Barack Obama, Vice Presidential candidate Tim Kaine and former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is likely to best that Day two number. Totals will be released later today (July 28).

LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers’ big win over the Golden State Warriors in Game Six of the NBA Finals was all the talk on Twitter yesterday, driving more than 3 million tweets according to Nielsen.

ABC’s telecast of the game, in which Cleveland forced a seventh and deciding game for the championship on Sunday, averaged 3.09 million tweets from 889,000 unique Twitter authors to easily top all live sports and entertainment series for June 16, according to Nielsen Twitter TV ratings.

On the ratings front, ABC’s NBA Finals Game 6 averaged a 6.3 among adults 18-49 viewers, up from a 6.0 generated for Game 5, according to Nielsen.

FS1’s coverage of the 2016 Copa America Centenario tournament was a distant second with 261,000 Tweets, said Nielsen.

On the entertainment side, USA Network’s WWE SmackDown! Series was the most tweeted show on television yesterday with 39,000 tweets, followed by Comedy Central’s At Midnight With Chris Hardwick with 21,000 tweets, the season four finale of BBC America’s Orphan Black (19,000 tweets), Fox News Channel’s Hannity (8,000) and CW’s Beauty and The Beast (7 million).

Twitter reported second quarter revenue of $502.4 million, a 61% increase over the same period last year and soundly beating analysts’ estimates.

Analysts had predicted revenue would reach $481.3 million for the period, up 54% from the $312.2 million tallied in the prior year.  The social media giant also reduced its net loss in the period to $136.7 million (21 cents per share) from $144.6 million (24 cents per share) in 2014.

The company projected revenue of between $545 million and $560 million for the third quarter, and increased its estimates for full-year 2015 revenue from between $2.17 billion to $2.27 billion to between $2.2 billion and $2.27 billion.

Usage was also up – Twitter said 316 million users signed into the service at least once per month, a 2.6% increase from the first quarter. 

Twitter shares, up nearly 6% in after-hours trading shortly after announcing results, lost those gains and then some during its conference call with analysts, when chief financial officer Anthony Noto said they shouldn't expect meaningful growth in its audience size for a "considerable" period. The stock was most recently trading at $32.35 each, down $4.19 each, or about 11.5%.

Twitter has struggled to grow its audience -- it is about one-fifth the size of Facebook's 1.5 billion users. The company also is in search of a new CEO since Dick Costolo resigned at the beginning of the month. Co-founder Jack Dorsey has filled in in the interim, but he declined to comment on his interest in the permanent position. Accordng to reports, Dorsey and head of global revenue and partnerships Adam Bain are the top candidates for the job.