MSNBC’s Joy Reid grew emotional on air following the cancellation of her primetime show, The ReidOut, amid network changes. Known for her outspoken views, Reid tearfully defended her work, saying, “My show had significance… It truly mattered.”
A vocal supporter of Black Lives Matter, Reid stood by her commitment to racial equity, immigration, and critiques of former President Trump. She insisted her reporting was “divinely inspired” and expressed no regrets about her stances.
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