MSNBC and Rachel Maddow finished first in the cable news network ratings for last week.
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Fox News last week fell into third place during primetime in the coveted advertising demographic of 25-54 year-old viewers, the first time it had done so in 17 years, as rival network MSNBC surged into first place.
Despite the primetime dip last week, Fox is still above MSNBC and CNN in primetime and total-day ratings this month.
Last Monday, primetime Fox News hosts like Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity largely ignored a report on Trump's revelation to Russian officials.
The news also came amid a larger shakeup of Fox's primetime schedule, which saw its highest ratings ever last quarter.
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