Reid’s show was nixed by left-leaning Comcast-owned channel as part of a lineup reshuffle ordered up by new network boss Rebecca Kutler.

SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly reacts to Rachel Maddow's monologue on her MSNBC program where she called out her network for getting rid of Joy Reid and other non-white MSNBC hosts. Kelly said the network should fire Maddow for insubordination after accusing them of racism in her 5-minute message to viewers.

Megyn Kelly called out MSNBC host Rachel Maddow over her on-air criticism of the left-leaning network’s decision to remove hosts including Joy Reid, saying she “took her boss’s faces and rubbed them in s–t.

Rachel Maddow is a sanctimonious hypocrite, according to podcaster Megyn Kelly. In a video posted to social media platform X, Kelly lashed out at the MSNBC host, who took to the air Monday night to scold MSNBC for giving Joy Reid the ax.

On his YouTube show, Lemon, a former CNN anchor, called Kelly a "troll" and a "racist" in response to her remarks on Sunday, when she posted on X referring to Reid as the “absolute worst person on television” and celebrated the cancellation of Reid's MSNBC show, "The ReidOut."

Megyn Kelly thinks Rachel Maddow should be punished for going after her MSNBC bosses following Joy Reid's firing. On Tuesday's episode of "The Megyn Kelly Show," the host unpacked MSNBC's choice to fire Reid - and end her show "TheReidOut" - and Maddow's call-out later in the day.

Joy Reid's exit from MSNBC triggered many conservative commentators to take cheap shots at her on social media.

Experts weigh in on Maddow's remarks and one glaring issue that's been plaguing news media organizations for years.

MSNBC star Rachel Maddow will lose much of her staff as part of the network's production cuts, Fox News Digital has confirmed. Maddow's team is expected to be slashed in April after she finishes broadcasting five nights a week as part of MSNBC's primetime coverage of President Trump's first 100 days in office.