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                                                            <title><![CDATA[ Presidential Debate Leads Fox News To Weekly Ratings Win ]]></title>
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                                <p>Fox News’ coverage of the Sept. 26 Presidential Debate helped the network finish last week as the most watched cable network in primetime, according to Nielsen.</p><p>Fox News, bolstered by the <a href="https://www.nexttv.com/news/presidential-debate-dominates-mondays-cable-ratings-408052" data-original-url="https://www.multichannel.com/news/presidential-debate-dominates-mondays-cable-ratings-408052">11.4 million viewers who tuned into its live coverage of the first of three Presidential debates</a> between Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton, averaged 3.2 million viewers during the week of Sept. 26 to Oct. 2 to beat out ESPN’s football-aided 2.2 million viewers for first place among all cable networks.</p><p>Cable news networks CNN (1.9 million viewers) and MSNBC (1.6 million) also rode its respective Presidential Debate coverage to finish third and fourth, respectively.</p><p>USA Network, TBS and HGTV (all tied with 1.3 million viewers); NFL Network (1.2 million) and Disney Channel and History (tied with 1.0 million) rounded out the top 10 most watched networks for the week.</p><p>Fox News was also the most watched network on a 24-hour basis, while ESPN and Adult Swim took top honors in primetime and total day respectively among adults 18-49, according to Nielsen.</p><p>Most Watched Cable Shows During Week of Sept. 26 to Oct. 2</p><p>ShowNetworkTotal Viewers</p><p>Presidential Debate (9:03-10:40 pm)                                    Fox News                            11.4 million</p><p>Pres. Debate/Analysis (10:40 to 11 pm)                                Fox News                              9.9 million</p><p>1st Presidential Debate (9:03-10:38 pm)                               CNN                                       9.9 million</p><p>NFL Monday Night Football (Atl-NO)                                    ESPN                                     8.0 million</p><p>Thursday Night Football  (Hou vs. N.E.)                               NFL Network                          7.8 million</p><p>Debate Night In America (10:30-12 am)                               CNN                                        6.9 million</p><p>The Kelly File (11 -12 am)                                                     Fox News                                5.3 million</p><p>Debate (9:03-10:40 pm)                                                        MSNBC                                   4.9 million</p><p>The O’Reilly Factor (8-9 pm)                                                 Fox News                                4.3 million</p><p>MSNBC Debate Analysis (10:40-12 am)                                MSNBC                                  4.0 million</p><p>Source: Nielsen</p>
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