What a nice piece of news.

I've long suspected that many of these legacy leftwing media outlets are operating at massive losses but being propped up by Cabal money.

As an example, CNN has been averaging 96,000 key demo viewers for the past few months. For those not familiar with TV lingo, key demo is the "key demographic" consisting of 25-49 year olds, the most desirable demographic to advertisers.

Ninety-six freaking thousand a night. That's it. Even Faux News (which crushes the competition in the cable news business) has pathetic numbers for the key demo category. Their top key demo show (Fox and Friends) averaged 146,000 in the key demo for the month of May.

Now, while the key demo is the most important demographic for garnering advertising dollars, total viewers does matter of course. But even then, CNN only averages about 600,000 viewers throughout the day and how many of those "viewers" are airport televisions? How does a "news network" afford to pay its anchors 8 figure salaries when pulling in a paltry 600k total viewers and 96k key demo viewers?

I'd really love to see some enterprising individual do a deep dive on the finances of cable news / print legacy media entities. I strongly suspect some irregularities would be found.