Joy Reid's MSNBC show "The ReidOut" has come to an end, as the political commentator and television host is leaving the network. Here's what to know.

MSNBC’s Joy Reid was visibly emotional on camera after her primetime show, The ReidOut, was canceled as part of a major shakeup at the network during an appearance on a Sunday podcast. Known for her controversial takes and racially divisive rhetoric, Reid broke down in tears while reacting to the news of her show’s cancellation.

Rebecca Kutler, who officially took over as MSNBC's president earlier this month, has announced several programming changes at the liberal-leaning cable news network. As part of the shakeup, Reid's show "The ReidOut" has been canceled, and she is leaving the network.

Psaki could take over the 9 p.m. Eastern time slot on nights when MSNBC’s star host Rachel Maddow is off. Alex Wagner, who has served in that role, is being pulled off the schedule but will remain with MSNBC as a correspondent.

MSNBC host Joy Reid, on the final broadcast of her prime-time show on Monday, argued that fascism is present in the United States and urged her viewers to resist authoritarian forces in

Ms. Reid’s 7 p.m. program will be replaced by a panel show co-hosted by Symone Sanders Townsend, Alicia Menendez and Michael Steele.

NEW YORK — Joy Reid is leaving MSNBC, the network’s new president announced in a memo to staff on Monday, marking an end to the political analyst and anchor’s prime time news show.

The cable network is nothing more than the ‘illegal arm of the Democrat party,’ the president says on Truth Social.

President Trump blasted MSNBC, saying the leftist network should pay “vast sums of money” for the “unpardonable sin” it has done to the country — while celebrating the axing of its star host Joy Reid,