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MSNBC is most-watched network for 5th straight Jan. 6th hearing, while CNN remains No. 1 in A25-54. Fox News sees its ratings skyrocket after leaving the hearing, then wins primetime handily.

Rachel Maddow attracted 2.2 million viewers to MSNBC at 9 p.m., No. 6 on cable news.

MSNBC remains most-watched network while CNN remains No. 1 in the A25-54 demo for coverage of Jan. 6 committee afternoon hearings. Fox News, led by Tucker Carlson, remains No. 1 in prime.

Fox News won all hours in total viewers and among adults 25-54. MSNBC beat CNN in A25-54 and in total viewers. Rachel Maddow drew nearly 2.3 million viewers at 9 p.m.

Fox News remains No. 1 in total primetime viewers and continues to win total day in adults 25-54 and total viewers.

CNN aired films and original series after 8 p.m., as did MSNBC. Fox News stuck with usual Saturday slate in primetime.

Ari Melber was MSNBC's top host, drawing more than 1.1 million viewers at 6 p.m., and 1.2 million as guest-host at 9 p.m. Other than that, it was a quiet Friday for CNN and MSNBC, ratings-wise.

During the hearing (1-3:45 p.m.), MSNBC averaged 2.8 million viewers, more than CNN (1.5 million) and Fox News (743,000). CNN also came in second during the hearing among adults 25-54 (281,000).

Tucker Carlson leads the way, followed by The Five, Jesse Watters Primetime, Hannity, Special Report with Bret Baier rounding out the top five. Rachel Maddow drew nearly 2.4 million total viewers at 9 p.m.

MSNBC ranked second, both in primetime and in total day among adults 25-54 and total viewers.