Joy Reid, the outspoken host on progressive news channel MSNBC, is set to leave the network, according to sources. Reid’s departure is seen as part of a broader shift within the network, under the leadership of new MSNBC President Rebecca Kutler. The move comes amidst a changing media landscape and a transition to digital content consumption.
Reid, known for her critical commentary on President Trump and his administration, will be replaced by a trio of hosts on the 7 p.m. Eastern time slot. The shake-up also involves expanding the presence of former Biden White House press secretary Jen Psaki on the network. Additionally, longtime MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow is expected to continue her nightly show with potential changes to the lineup.
The departure of Joy Reid marks a significant moment for MSNBC and its viewers, as the network navigates shifting dynamics in the media industry. Stay tuned for updates on the evolving landscape of television news and the impact of these changes on the network’s programming.
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