Siriusxm’s Megyn Kelly asked her show on Tuesday if MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow faces the impact on the network’s cut, saying that Maddow rubbed her boss’s face “shit” while calling her I’ve said that.
MSNBC’s former 7pm host Joy Reid had plans to replace the show with a spinning anchor over the coming weeks after the show was cancelled Sunday morning. Though fellow critics have expressed disappointment at the removal of lead, the show airs at 9pm, Madou not only praises the lead for part of her monologue, but also MSNBC has said “bad” to cut her off “It’s a mistake.” Madow said the cuts had a major impact on “primetime non-white hosts.”
“She’s really one of the most annoying people on TV,” Kelly said after playing Madow’s monologue. “She spits out sanctuary and self-righteousness. This is the real capper. She took her boss’s face last night and rubbed her shit,” Kelly said.
“That’s what she did. The guy she directs, she has two bosses now, right?” Kelly asked.
Kelly has named the future CEOs of Madow producers Rebecca Kutler and Spinko Mark Lazarus. (Related: Liberal Media Figures eat MSNBC, which is boldly living to “cancel” a diverse host lineup)
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“Well, Rebecca and Mark, are there any thorns? Do you actually tell employees that it’s her, Rachel Madow, you, your company, and your decision-making?” Kelly asked. “Mr. Lazarus, do you have testosterone? You’re an expert and executive, standing up for yourself, not caring about men, and telling this woman “you’ve been fired too.” Do you have an indomitable spirit? ”
“‘You’ve been fired for disobedience and for publicly lightly paring the network. In front of four viewers, we’re very eager to what they have to think about now. I’m standing up. Why? If one of my employees has done this to me, we’ve started an MK network and we’ve gone out there from my producer and MK employees who provide commentary Let’s say there is,” Kelly said.
Following the announcement of Reid’s cancelled show, MSNBC implemented another wave of cuts and let go of the show hosted by left-wing anchors Katie Phang and Jonathan Capehart.
“It happened in a lot of places. And did they do this? I fire them so quickly, and I’m not – you say “Oh, you’re point of view discrimination, you It failed to retreat with the claim that it was cracking down on freedom of speech. No, you’re working for me! ” Kelly added.
Before her final show on the network Monday evening, the former MSNBC host was seen crying in a video of her reaction to the announcement. Reid, known for her race-focused rants and far left-handed talk points, said she hadn’t said she had “sorry” to “stomp” her statement she made on the previous show.
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