Eric Boehlert of Media Matters for America reports that the Fox Business Network show “Follow the Money” anchored by Eric Bolling has had low ratings in recent weeks.
“And yes, you read that correctly; nine thousand demo viewers, all of whom who could all fit into the bleachers at some high school football games. Keep in mind, there are 122 million Americans between the ages of 25 and 54, and each night in October nine thousand of them (or less than 0.01 percent) tuned in to watch Eric Bolling on Fox Business.
“As for the program’s tally of overall viewers (37,000), how’s this for context: Bolling’s Follow the Money has the same size audience as The Valley Reporter in Waitsfield, VT., which boasts a total circulation of 37,000 people. Of course, Bolling’s program reaches homes in all 50 states, whereas The Valley Reporter reaches just a few sparsely populated counties in northern Vermont.”
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3-2-12
I love "Follow the Money" with Eric Bolling. When will it return?