Joy Reid held a top with her colleague MSNBC anchors and warned her liberal audience that 'fascism is not alone, it is already here' in a juicy last broadcast after she was fired by the network.
On Sunday Reid cried when she broke her silence after she was released on a podcast from the network.
The ultra-liberal expert clarified that she is 'not sorry', despite the cancellation of the Reid Out, while MSNBC wants to restructure its programming.
Reid was more composed on her last broadcast on Monday, but made sure that Trumpism was equal to fascism before gathering what she called her 'superfriends' of fellow anchors for the low-valued liberal network.
She held a top with Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O'Donnell and Nicole Wallace, who all praised Reid and explained how sad they were that the show ended but refused to criticize their bosses.
'I love your joy and I am hidden that the Reidout ends. I can't get any further, “said the star of the network of a zoom camera.
Reid gave the praise back and perhaps suggested that Maddow had fought for her to stay with the network of the network.
“Nobody fights harder for us in this company than Rachel Maddow,” she said.
Joy Reid held a top with her colleague MSNBC anchors and warned her liberal audience that 'fascism is not alone, it is already here' in a juicy last broadcast after she was fired by the network
She held a top with Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O'Donnell and Nicole Wallace, who all praised Reid and explained how sad they were that the show ended but refused to criticize their bosses
Nicole Wallace came closest to Graaf at MSNBC when she said that she felt 'despair' with Reid's cancellation and that 'despair is the aid of the autocrat'.
'I love you, the happiest times I have ever had on television, I sat next to you two and that I thought that such could not be on TV, but the friendships that have maintained me have been with both of you . It feels like they are losing a limb, “she added.
O'Donnell has added a simple message: “Thank you joy, for everything you have taught us.”
“I have more to learn from you, I am planning to chase you for the rest of your days,” Joked Reid, who then joked about her fascination for spirits.
The theme of the entire show was to show her viewers how they 'can fight back, never stop resisting' in the absence of her show.
“Fascism is not alone, it's already there,” said Reid.
“You don't always win every fight, but the whole thing is about resisting.”
She spent the show criticizing the notorious doge -e -mail from Elon Musk and the cutbacks on the civil service.
Joy Reid cried when she broke her silence after she was fired from MSBNC
“Tonight we will go to our last reid, we are talking about what people actually do to resist this.”
Reid ended her show by thanking her staff and employees and saying: “The Reidout worked because everyone put their whole heart in it.”
The whole staff was seen on the camera and saw saying goodbye to Reid the show and handed over to Jen Psaki.
'I want to thank [Joy] Because she has done a great job, she tells stories that nobody tells. But also for the person she is, “added Psaki, a former press secretary of the White House who has since linked to the network.
On Sunday, Reid told the victory with Black Women Podcast that she was furious but had no regrets.
'I have experienced every emotion … Anger, anger, disappointment, pain … feeling guilt. You know, [ a feeling] That I let my team lose their job, “said Reid during a zoom discussion with the victory with Black Women Podcast.
'But in the end, where I really land … is just gratitude. Simply pure gratitude and gratitude. Not only because people would take the time to call or take care of me at the moment. But also that my show had value. '
Reid broke when she explained that she was not sorry that she 'has become hard about so many' progressive problems such as Black Lives Matter or Immigrant Rights on her Primetime slot.
Katie Phang, Jonathan Capehart and Ayman Mohyeldin have also received the boot of their current time slots, according to the New York Post – who gained the insight from a source called 'MSNBC Insider'
'Whether it is about one of these issues and, yes, whether it is about Gaza and the fact that we as the American people have the right to object to, to have the right to object to small babies who are bombed , “Reid continued.
'And and where I come to that, it is not regrettable. I'm not sorry that I came up for those things because those things are from God. '
The Reid Out was canceled in the midst of tank reviews – a decision leaked on Sunday and was confirmed a few hours later by her bosses.
Katie Phang, Jonathan Capehart and Ayman Mohyeldin reportedly also received the boot of their current time slots, the New York Post reported.
Fellow NBCU Asset NBC News further confirmed on Monday that Lester Holt also left his iconic nightly news performance.
Sunday's meeting soon became 'tense and emotional', according to Status News, after the Reid Out was dumped because of bad reviews.
During the meeting, some of the angry employees demanded answers about why the show was canceled and what it meant for their future at MSNBC.
Kutler insisted that Donald Trump was not a factor in the decision and the changes to the network were made on the basis of 'Data analysis and programming strategy' which, according to her 'MNSBC, will' best position '.
She said that the cancellation of the show was part of a 'wider slate of programming changes that will be explained on Monday'.
The employees of the show reportedly expressed 'frustration and disbelief' that they heard of the fate of the show via media reports and not the leadership of the network.
Kutler confirmed that the staff of the show has ended, but will be paid until April and receive severance payment.
Reid is one of the highest profile of MSNBC and is known for its hard links that accepts social and political issues.
The ET-Tijdslot of the show is replaced by a panel show co-organized by Symone Sanders Townsend, Alicia Menendez and Michael Steele.
MSNBC had their lowest rated January in history in the highly sought-after 25-54 demographic in the midst of an imminent landscape of immaculant cable and legacy news stations, MSNBC.
The statistics is important for advertisers because of the purchasing power of the group and the fact that it relates to both during the day and primetime.
During the hours of 8-11 pm et, MSNBC barely managed an audience of 734,000, with CNN only securing 522,000.
All this happened during a hectic news cycle with reporting about the dismissal of Justin Trudeau, the inauguration of Trump and the controversy surrounding the parade of the president of agreements and grace.
Talking heads ranging from Jake Tapper to Joy Reid did not succeed in putting in the bleeding – just like a move from MSNBC that brought Rachel Maddow back to TV sets five times a week, at least for the first 100 days of the new administration.
MSNBC remained behind during the day to only 45,000 viewers and only 63,000 during the peak hours of the night – with the Maddow experiment apparently failed.
In terms of percentages, however, the figures were still alarming; MSNBC essentially lost almost half of the 25-54 audience since this time last year and continued with a 65 percent slide that has been seen since the elections.
In Primetime, the figures from the network have fallen 41 percent compared to 2024. When it was programming during the day, the percentage of dip was the same.
Given the timing and recent events around, the new Nielsen numbers seem to prove that the relationship that is continued in kicking, with Fox that seemed to broaden that is even more.
