By DAVID BAUDER AP Media Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Rachel Maddow isn't backing away from her coverage of President Donald Trump and any connection to Russia's involvement in trying to influence the 2016 presidential campaign. The question is how much her fans want to listen. The MSNBC host's audience has dipped on her two days back on the air since Attorney General William Barr reported that special counsel Robert Mueller had found no collusion between Trump and Russia's efforts. The Nielsen company said it was down 26 percent on Tuesday compared to Maddow's average audience this year. Meanwhile, Sean Hannity on Fox News Channel saw his audience soar Monday to 4 million viewers, a 32 percent increase from his average. Each of Fox's prime-time hosts saw a boost on Monday and Tuesday, while the MSNBC and CNN hosts all saw their numbers plunge.
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