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The 51 -year -old Mado Reed address the cancellation of the show, ReedoutWhich promoted the final episode of February 24, during his show, Rachel Mado ShowLater on Monday evening.

MSNBC confirmed Monday that the network would exit after 56 years old Red Report The weekend was raised that the news network was canceling his political commentary show after five years.

"Joy Reed Show, ReedoutFinished tonight. And Joy is not working on the network. She is leaving the network perfectly and it's too, very, very hard, "Mado said on Monday during his show DifferentThe

“I am 5 years old. I have been profitable since I was 12 years of age. But in all the years I was living, there were no colleagues for whom I got more affection and respect than Joy Reid, "Mado said.

The political commentator continued, "I love everything about him. I learned a lot from him. I have to learn more from him. I don't want to lose him as a colleague in MSNBC here and personally, I think it's a bad mistake to give him out the door. "

Mado also called for more changes to the MSNBC lineup, including the weekend anchor included Katie Fang To lose the slot of his time. He said that it was "inevitable" that the network "two non-white hosts were losing their shows in the primetime."

MSNBC President Rebecca Has confirmed the departure of the reed in the internal memo received by it Associated press On Monday, Kutala wrote, "Joy is leaving the reed network and we thank him for his countless contributions for years."

A Blusky On Monday, the weekend thanks to the fans for their assistance in the weekend report on the cancellation of the read show. “I would like to thank you to everyone who has come to these social media roads with kindness and enthusiasm on these social media roads. The reedout party, who are truly very proud of the family and all our supporters and friends. See you once more tomorrow night, once more, ”he wrote.

While talking Livestream "Black Women with Women" on Sunday, February 21st, an emotional read on the YouTube channel said, "My show was worth it."

Reed was obsolete about commenting on difficult issues. "My show was worth," he said, APThe "Whether it was Black Live's Matter Issue ... (or) as Gaza and American people talk about the right to objection to the little kids we are bombing ... I'm not sorry that I stand for these things."