CNBC Special Report Ratings

Sep 2, 2020 at 15:55 Twitter · Facebook

CNBC Special Report Nielsen Ratings

1MO	3MO	6MO	YTD	1YR	2YR
2.99	15.58	5.69	5.69	5.69	5.69

Nielsen ratings for CNBC Special Report cable television show on CNBC.

CNBC Special Report Ratings Chart

Ratings chart for CNBC Special Report show on CNBC

CNBC Special Report Historical Ratings

Date	Demo A25-54			Demo P2+			P2+ Gain
Date	Rank	Audience	Change	Rank	Audience	Change	P2+ Gain
Aug 2020	57	22,000	-33.33%	61	130,000	-2.99%	+491%
Jul 2020	53	33,000	-21.43%	60	134,000	-11.84%	+306%
Jun 2020	51	42,000	-2.33%	59	152,000	-1.3%	+262%
May 2020	51	43,000	-6.52%	59	154,000	-5.52%	+258%
Apr 2020	63	46,000	+0%	69	163,000	-7.39%	+254%
Mar 2020	57	46,000	+76.92%	66	176,000	+43.09%	+283%
Feb 2020	64	26,000		73	123,000		+373%

CNBC Top Programs

Rank	Name	R-Chg	Cov. %	Audience	A-Chg
1	Squawk on the Street		0.3	304,000	4.4
2	Fast Money Halftime Report		0.3	300,000	0.33
3	The Exchange		0.3	278,000	5.12
4	Squawk Alley	2	0.3	274,000	2.84
5	Closing Bell		0.3	272,000	3.89
6	Power Lunch	2	0.3	260,000	8.45
7	Mad Money		0.2	234,000	4.49
8	American Greed		0.2	225,000
9	Fast Money	1	0.2	224,000	3.23
10	Options Action	1	0.2	153,000	7.83
11	CNBC Special Report		0.1	130,000	2.99
12	Squawk Box	2	0.1	126,000	13.1
13	Worldwide Exchange	1	0.0	44,000	16.98
14	Street Signs	1	0.0	42,000	2.33

Comments (14)

Bill Rhinesmith
Sep 16, 2020 04:41 GMT
I rely on CNBC to keep me informed about Market and market moving information. All the commentators are entertaining and guests are, for the most part, relevant and interesting. I've been watching the show throughout my trading day since 2010. Based on this show, I've subscribed to CNBC.COM as a Pro subscriber. My only criticism would be that, during this 2020 election system, they back off on the Liberal commentary - skewed to far to the left - and I'd rather stay focused on business anyway.
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Joel Patrick
Jul 14, 2020 21:04 GMT
CNBC has no one who can match or stand up business matters against Stuart Varney, Maria Bartirimo, Charles Payne, or Lou Dobbs. Liz Claman isn't all that good on Fox News, and Cavuto leaves MUCH to be desired, and analyst Charlie Gasparino is at the bottom of the heap.
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Kristi Kwon
May 28, 2020 22:32 GMT
I love CNBC and everyone on it. Well maybe not Joe Kernen so much, but he provides entertainment value. Everyone on the network is very intelligent and engaging, and mostly objective (except Joe). I have it on all day long now that I'm home most of the time and have time to focus on investing.
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1. Meme
  Jul 18, 2020 21:38 GMT
  Joe is the smartest guy in that panel....hes no sally pants...
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Tony Johnson
May 6, 2020 12:21 GMT
I am amazed that Joe Kernan still has a job. Of all the people you have at CNBC how does he keep his job? Jack Welsh is dead.....get rid of him.
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David
Feb 13, 2020 17:02 GMT
Do these ratings include 11:00pm EST programming? I watch Brian Williams, as do many of my friends, at that time. I thought his show would be in the top ten?
1. Rob
  Mar 19, 2020 21:40 GMT
  Eleventh Hour with Brian Williams is on MSNBC, not CNBC.
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Sean hummerity
Nov 21, 2019 12:56 GMT
If they’d get rid of Joe Kernen on CNBC, I’d watch. Next is James Cramer. They are so abrasive and toxic that I stopped watching. I stopped watching FOX News when they became propaganda and an echo chamber for republicans so much so that they insult any thinking person.
1. Tony Johnson
  May 6, 2020 12:30 GMT
  omg i agree totally, BRAVO!
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