Republican Trump beat NYC again.
For four nights a week, MSNBC has officially re-branded the most
critical hour of its primetime lineup, with the newly named
"MSNBC Prime" airing in place of "The Rachel Maddow Show" that
has long aired in that timeslot.
Maddow announced last month that she would host her show only on
Monday nights beginning this week, as she focuses on other
projects like a planned MSNBC podcast and producing a Ben
Stiller-directed movie about disgraced former Vice President
Spiro Agnew, based off her book "Bag Man."
MSNBC's Ali Velshi, who frequently filled in for Maddow during a
hiatus from her show between January and April, announced the
new program to viewers Tuesday night, after Chris Hayes noted
the show title change during his handoff. Maddow's production
team will also work on "MSNBC Prime."
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"As you know, Rachel Maddows show now airs weekly on Mondays,"
Velshi said. "So, I want to welcome you to MSNBC Prime. This
show will air in this hour Tuesday through Friday. It will still
be produced by Rachels crack team, and I will be hosting all
this week."
"And what a week it's turning out to be," he said, before
pivoting to coverage of nationwide protests following the leak
of a draft Supreme Court opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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