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Sucha NastyWoman

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11. Joy did not want her last show on msnbc and to be sad or depressing.

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Tue Feb 25, 2025, 02:41 AM

Feb 25

And she succeeded in keeping things as positive as she could have been. Very professional

Her replacement show will be good but cannot replace her.

MSNBC is making a mistake.

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Joy's final show: Maddow, Lawrence & Nicolle on DOGE facing backlash from everyday Americans - The ReidOut - MSNBC [View all] Rhiannon12866 Feb 25 OP

Bookmarking Bayard Feb 25 #1

Same here! Good Grief! Rhiannon12866 Feb 25 #2

I bookmarked it too. StarryNite Feb 25 #5

Damn StarryNite Feb 25 #3

I know! Rhiannon12866 Feb 25 #4

I'm literally in tears. StarryNite Feb 25 #6

I got choked up and I could see that Nicolle Wallace felt the same... Rhiannon12866 Feb 25 #7

Yes, her sadness showed. StarryNite Feb 25 #8

She certainly did. And I'm sure it meant a lot to be supported by her colleagues Rhiannon12866 Feb 25 #9

I don't get it either. StarryNite Feb 25 #10

Joy did not want her last show on msnbc and to be sad or depressing. Sucha NastyWoman Feb 25 #11

Well said, I could not agree more, she's a pro Rhiannon12866 Feb 25 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author Sucha NastyWoman Feb 25 #12