Teary MSNBC anchor Joy Reid remains defiant as she breaks silence after firing: ‘I’m not sorry’
“I’m not sorry. I am not sorry that I stood up for those things,” Reid said as she ticked off a list of issues that her show, “The ReidOut,” regularly covered, including Black Lives Matter, Asian Americans “being targeted,” Gaza and immigrants.
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Tiffany Cross Calls on Black People to Dump MSNBC on Joy Reid Zoom Call: ‘Don’t Even Hate-Watch!’Tiffany Cross ripped her ex-employer for firing Joy Reid, calling on Black people to dump the network and roasting hosts who ...
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MSNBC host Symone Sanders-Townsend remarked on President Donald Trump firing Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Air Force ...
President Donald Trump continued to look for new ways to consolidate power in the White House in his fifth week in office. Whether through executive orders, social media posts or plans floated in the ...
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Joy Reid's firing from MSNBC leaked to the press before her staff was notified, forcing network chief Rebecca Kutler to call ...
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