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Dan Bongino topped the ratings again on Saturday night with his Fox News show, Unfiltered With Dan Bongino, obliterating his liberal competition on CNN and MSNBC by a significant margin.
Nearly 1.2 million viewers tuned in to Bongino's show during the 9 pm time slot, nearly 200,000 more viewers than the show offerings on CNN and MSNBC combined.
His show this week featured an exclusive interview with Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, where they discussed how the Biden administration colluded and coordinated with big tech to censor speech.
Bongino, a former-NYPD officer and Secret Service agent, uses his show to expose "bias in the media and lies pushed by politicians and the left," according to Fox News' website. He uses his experience to "address concerns of America losing its traditional values due to attacks on civil liberties and the Constitution."
Since debuting on Fox News on June 5 2021, his show has sought to "reexamine the fabric of society with newsmakers and big thinkers" and a goal to "stand up for law enforcement, basic constitutional rights and conservative values."
Bongino has been a major advocate for freedom of speech, acquiring an equity stake in the online video-sharing platform Rumble in 2020 in response to YouTube "crushing conservative voices."
YouTube banned and demonetized him in January 2022 for questioning the science behind face masks.
Fox News' other shows consistently beat out its competition in the ratings too, indicating a turning of the tide towards conservative thinking and freedom of speech.
During the Saturday evening hours, Fox News shows consistently outpace ones on CNN and MSNBC, with Gutfeld! and Fox Report Weekend also receiving a total viewership more than that of CNN and MSNBC shows in their respective time slots combined.
Nearly 1.2 million viewers tuned in to Bongino's show during the 9 pm time slot, nearly 200,000 more viewers than the show offerings on CNN and MSNBC combined.
His show this week featured an exclusive interview with Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, where they discussed how the Biden administration colluded and coordinated with big tech to censor speech.
Bongino, a former-NYPD officer and Secret Service agent, uses his show to expose "bias in the media and lies pushed by politicians and the left," according to Fox News' website. He uses his experience to "address concerns of America losing its traditional values due to attacks on civil liberties and the Constitution."
Since debuting on Fox News on June 5 2021, his show has sought to "reexamine the fabric of society with newsmakers and big thinkers" and a goal to "stand up for law enforcement, basic constitutional rights and conservative values."
Bongino has been a major advocate for freedom of speech, acquiring an equity stake in the online video-sharing platform Rumble in 2020 in response to YouTube "crushing conservative voices."
YouTube banned and demonetized him in January 2022 for questioning the science behind face masks.
Fox News' other shows consistently beat out its competition in the ratings too, indicating a turning of the tide towards conservative thinking and freedom of speech.
During the Saturday evening hours, Fox News shows consistently outpace ones on CNN and MSNBC, with Gutfeld! and Fox Report Weekend also receiving a total viewership more than that of CNN and MSNBC shows in their respective time slots combined.
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