MSNBC anchor Joy Reid confirmed her final ReidOut airing will be on Monday. Reid has anchored the show for five years. Before hosting the ReidOut, Reid was a weekend host of the show AM Joy from 2016 to 2020.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Former MSNBC anchor Joy Reid reportedly went "on a vile antisemitic rant" in which she blamed Orthodox Jews for the spread of COVID-19 in New York City during the pandemic, a former production assistant confirmed to the New York Post on Saturday (March 1).