Joy Reid Concludes MSNBC Tenure with Call to Resist Fascism

Joy Reid hosted her final episode of 'The ReidOut' on MSNBC, as part of a network-wide schedule overhaul. During her last broadcast, she emphasized the importance of resisting the perceived rise of fascism in America, citing historical examples of successful resistance movements. Reid was joined by MSNBC colleagues Rachel Maddow, Nicolle Wallace, and Lawrence O’Donnell, who offered praise and support. Reid expressed a range of emotions about the cancellation, including disappointment and gratitude. The cancellation has sparked criticism from progressives, highlighting Reid's impact and the contentious nature of her show's topics. MSNBC announced that her 7 p.m. slot will be filled by Symone Sanders-Townsend, Alicia Menendez, and Michael Steele, while Alex Wagner will transition to a correspondent role.