The star host recently scolded MSNBC for canceling Joy Reid’s show and accused the network of mistreating staffers facing layoffs.

The sweeping overhaul at MSNBC has reached production staff after tearing through its lineup of anchors. The network has already told the majority of employees who produce Rachel Maddow and Joy Reid’s shows that they were being let go with the option to apply for new roles,

SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly reacts to Rachel Maddow's monologue on her MSNBC program where she called out her network for getting rid of Joy Reid and other non-white MSNBC hosts. Kelly said the network should fire Maddow for insubordination after accusing them of racism in her 5-minute message to viewers.

MSNBC's star presenter Rachel Maddow has been mocked by conservatives on social media after condemning her network's decision to cancel Joy Reid's show ReidOut as "a bad mistake."

Rachel Maddow has slammed her own network, MSNBC, for parting ways with hosts of color like Joy Reid: 'Feels worse than bad.'

Reid hosted her final show on Monday after reports emerged over the weekend that MSNBC was cancelling her program. During her namesake show on Monday, Maddow criticized MSNBC’s latest programming decisions, including cancelling “The ReidOut” and “The Katie Phang Show.”

Along with Reid, the MSNBC shake-up saw anchor Alex Wagner, who hosts weeknights outside Maddow’s Monday night slot, demoted to contributor. The move came shortly after Rebecca Kutler, a former CNN senior executive, was named MSNBC’s new president.

Megyn Kelly thinks Rachel Maddow should be punished for going after her MSNBC bosses following Joy Reid's firing. On Tuesday's episode of "The Megyn Kelly Show," the host unpacked MSNBC's choice to fire Reid - and end her show "TheReidOut" - and Maddow's call-out later in the day.

Megyn Kelly unleashed on primetime host Rachel Maddow for daring to publicly criticize MSNBC—as well as her network bosses for “letting” her do so. Kelly went on about what she’d do “if one of my employees ever did this to me,