MSNBC Cancels Joy Reid's Show in Major Programming Overhaul

Joy Reid's departure marks the end of 'The ReidOut' as MSNBC reshuffles its lineup to address ratings challenges and programming strategy.

Joy Reid hosted the final episode of 'The ReidOut' on Monday night, focusing on resisting 'fascism' and defending her controversial commentary during her tenure.
MSNBC announced Reid's departure as part of a broader schedule shakeup, citing data-driven decisions to reposition the network's programming.
Reid's 7 p.m. slot will be replaced by a panel show featuring Symone Sanders Townsend, Michael Steele, and Alicia Menendez, who currently co-host 'The Weekend.'
The cancellation has sparked criticism from progressives who argue that minority-led programs are disproportionately targeted during network changes.
Reid expressed gratitude for her time at MSNBC, defending her outspoken stances on issues such as racial justice, immigration, and democracy.