Fox News is the most popular cable network in the U.S. and it is the top choice for live coverage for most sports.

The network, which is owned by 21st Century Fox, has aired more than 2.3 billion hours of programming on its networks over the past three decades, according to a Nielsen report.

It has also earned an average of about $20 million in ad revenue per year, according the network.

The channel is not only among the top cable channels in the United States, it also ranks among the 10 most watched shows on TV.

The ratings of the show have been historically high, and this year, the show has dominated cable and broadcast news in both prime time and evening.

The first Super Bowl was played in Los Angeles in 1966.

In 2020, there were nearly 10 million people in the audience.

Fox News viewers watched the game on average over 2.2 billion hours, according a Nielsen study conducted in May 2017.

The top three networks in terms of viewers are: ESPN (2.8 million), CBS (1.8 billion) and NBC (1 billion).

Fox News has been able to deliver high-quality programming in an era where cable has struggled with cord-cutting and competition from the online services such as Netflix.

It is a rare and valuable advantage for Fox News, especially in light of its history of covering the presidential election.

The Super Bowl is a massive event that reaches millions of people around the world.

With the number of viewers in the home watching the game, the network’s network coverage is highly coveted.

In a recent report, Nielsen found that viewers are much more likely to tune in to watch the Super