MSNBC’s biggest star Rachel Maddow offered a scathing monologue calling out her employer over its cancellation of “The ReidOut” as well as the network’s treatment of staffers.  Read More

Rachel Maddow fired inside the MSNBC tent on Monday night shortly after Joy Reid hosted the last episode of The ReidOut.

President Donald Trump took time out from signing executive orders and other White House business on Sunday night (February 23) to go on a social media tirade against Joy Reid and other MSNBC personalities.

MSBNC host Rachel Maddow shredded her network Monday for its “bad mistake” in canceling colleague Joy Reid ’s show and “indefensible” removal of “non-white” hosts in or around prime time. (Watch the video below.

Jen Psaki will host four night a week as Rachel Maddow returns to a Monday-only schedule. Joy Reid's show has been canceled.

MSNBC's star presenter Rachel Maddow has been mocked by conservatives on social media after condemning her network's decision to cancel Joy Reid's show ReidOut as "a bad mistake." Speaking on air during her Monday show,

Along with Reid, the MSNBC shake-up saw anchor Alex Wagner, who hosts weeknights outside Maddow’s Monday night slot, demoted to contributor. The move came shortly after Rebecca Kutler, a former CNN senior executive, was named MSNBC’s new president.

Rachel Maddow criticized MSNBC for its cancellation of Joy Reid‘s show, telling viewers that it was a “bad mistake” that her network bosses let her go. Maddow, the top rated personality at MSNBC, also noted that the network was dropping the two non-white anchors in primetime,

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow called out her network for dropping her soon-to-be former colleagues such as Joy Reid, Alex Wagner, and Katie Phang. Maddow also noted that the network's primetime lineup will become much more white.

The MSNBC star calls the cancellation of shows hosted by nonwhite anchors "unnerving" The post Rachel Maddow Calls Out MSNBC for Canceling Joy Reid’s Show: ‘Feels Indefensible’ | Video appeared first on TheWrap.

Rachel Maddow has spoken out against the major changes coming to MSNBC, calling the exit of anchor Joy Reid a “bad mistake” during the Monday, Feb. 24 episode of The Rachel Maddow Show. “Joy Reid’s show,