As part of the MSNBC reorganization, Rachel Maddow’s employees will be let go.

 

As well as producers who worked on the other axed programs, which were presented by José Díaz-Balart, Jonathan Capehart, Ayman Mohyeldin, and Katie Phang,

Have been offered the chance to reapply for other positions at the network or claim severance pay. Due to a peculiarity in the way they worked on both Maddow’s

And Alex Wagner’s shows, the Maddow crew was fired. Maddow reduced the number of shows they presented to Mondays, while Wagner hosted from Tuesday to Friday.

Jen Psaki, the former Biden White House press secretary, will take up the Tuesday-to-Friday slot when Maddow returns to Mondays exclusively and the programming change.

Takes effect on April 21. Maddow is presently anchoring five evenings a week during the first 100 days of the Trump administration.

According to an MSNBC insider, the adjustments were a reallocation of producers to accommodate new programs and objectives rather than “widespread layoffs.”

 

James Martin, who is fighting cancer, provides an update on his condition after “planning his own funeral.”

Elon Musk promises to “fix the media one network at a time” after agreeing to a $3 billion deal to acquire CNN.