Rachel Maddow Says She’s Going On A Weekly Program In May

Rachel Meadow has announced that she will watch a weekly program and, from May, will host MSNBC’s Rachel Meadow show only on Monday nights.

Rotating hosts will take the rest of the week, and a network representative said there are currently no immediate plans for a new host.

As Meadow returned from a two-month hiatus to work on special projects, including the film version, at her show Monday, “It may change… bag man Podcast and book.

Since signing a new contract with MSNBC and NBCUniversal last year, rumors have surfaced that she plans to cut her schedule. He’s been hosting the show since 2008 and was the top-rated person on MSNBC, but reportedly wanted to get rid of the weekly show. However, as this was not the case, the number of viewers of this watch decreased compared to the same period last year.

Medow told the audience she will continue to host Monday through Thursday this month, and will also return to cover special events.

When Medow announced her hiatus in February, she stated she might be taking another one.

But on his return Monday, he said: “One of the things I realized, to my surprise, was that I really didn’t need another break. It was great, but I guess I just needed one. I still have other flame irons that I’m working on and want to achieve.”

Its once-a-week format will be a test to see if Meadow’s presence at the start of the week helps keep the audience entertained for the rest of the night.

Al Welchie played Meadows many nights during the break, but the network didn’t say long-term plans for the hours. Meadow said she was “very, very grateful for handling everything so skillfully before I left.” Given the good work I’ve done, I feel like I have big shoes to wear when going back.”

MSNBC recently switched their morning and afternoon lineups with Stephanie Rouhli’s move from 9am to 11pm, hosted by Brian Williams. last word before we set off in December. At four in the morning, Joe had filled the 9 a.m. place.