They get only 10% of the "television" viewership, and that includes lots of sports programming.

https://thehill.com/homenews/media/5250013-legacy-broadcasters-account-for-just-over-10-percent-of-tv-viewership-in-march/

Meanwhile younger generations are consuming much more from streaming and podcasts. If we were to look at where people aged 20-60 have their eyeballs, I bet the legacy networks would be way under 10%

Other than Sports programming, the only thing I ever see on the legacy networks might be the occasional segment of Kimmel or Colbert, but even that is mostly Youtube clips.

about CBS' Travesty of so called "news", Connie Chung!

John Oliver did a detailed take down of her on Last Week Tonight weeks ago which you can see on Youtube. I'm surprised CBS didn't fire her over his embarrassing revelations.

A new owner swans in with a new team, picks some idiot who promises to peel the old white men in the suburbs off Pox and Newsmax and deliver them to either network, and trashes the news room staff. The vaguely liberal urban viewers who are the backbone of their demographic abandon them quickly as the reporting turns to shit, the advertisers notice the bad numbers and bail, there is a top management shakeup and things very quietly start to go back to normal.

I'm sure Mis Weiss will land on her feet and find some other corporation to fuck up.