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MSNBC, DON\'T SILENCE THE TRUTH – BRING BACK THE REIDOUT!

MSNBC Executives & Decision Makers

Dear MSNBC Leadership,

I am deeply disappointed in MSNBC’s decision to cancel The ReidOut and remove one of the few voices in mainstream media that consistently speaks truth to power. At a time when the free press should be exposing disinformation, not accommodating it, you are choosing to silence a journalist who has been unapologetic, fearless, and necessary.

Joy Reid has been one of the few journalists willing to confront the rise of authoritarianism, systemic racism, and political deceit head-on. Her show gave voice to perspectives too often ignored or sidelined by corporate media. Canceling her show is not just a programming shift—it signals a willingness to appease those who would rather suppress uncomfortable truths.

At a time when democracy itself is in peril, The ReidOut stood as a rare space where the powerful were truly held accountable. Removing it now sends a message that MSNBC is more concerned with avoiding controversy than standing up for journalistic integrity and the public\'s right to an unvarnished truth.

This move is a disservice to the millions who rely on your network for bold, honest journalism. It is a betrayal of the very audience that has supported MSNBC as a trusted news source.
I urge you to reverse this decision immediately and reinstate The ReidOut. Show your viewers that MSNBC values integrity over intimidation, truth over timidity, and democracy over deference.

We are watching.

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This petition is a demand for MSNBC to uphold its responsibility as a platform for truth and fearless journalism. Cancelling The ReidOut is more than a programming change—it is an act of self-censorship at a time when the public needs bold reporting the most. We will not stand by as powerful voices are silenced. MSNBC, do the right thing: bring back The ReidOut and stand for press integrity over political convenience.

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