MSNBC’s new president continued to shake up the embattled network Monday — canceling shows hosted by left-wing anchors Ayman Mohyeldin, Katie Phang and Jonathan Capehart, The Post has learned. The overhaul follows the ouster of rabid anti-Trump anchor Joy Reid after reports surfaced Sunday that the Comcast-owned network is canceling her show,

MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes on Tuesday weighed in on the “devastating blow” of the cancelation of Joy Reid’s primetime show on the network while addressing the loss of some of his colleagues behind the scenes.

As MSNBC host Joy Ann Reid issued her final send-off on the ReidOut, her now former colleagues blasted the network for her "indefensible" firing. Reid hosted the show for five years. Prior to that, Reid was a weekend host of AM Joy from 2016 to 2020.

The sports and political commentator is speaking out against MSNBC for ending relations with Joy Reid and other hosts in 'a purge so brutally racist'.

The major shake-up at MSNBC continues to affect both on-camera talent and behind-the-scenes staff, with a new report claiming the majority of the team on Rachel Maddow‘s prime-time news show is being let go.

The 7 p.m. hour will belong to Symone Sanders Townsend, Michael Steele and Alicia Menendez, while Jen Psaki replaces Alex Wagner.

MSNBC finalized its revamped schedule on Monday, promoting progressive anchors Jen Psaki and Symone Sanders-Townsend to primetime while booting its largely non-white weekend lineup of hosts off their namesake shows.

Maddow also pointed out Katie Phang's upcoming departure from her weekend slot in a rare rebuke of her own network's "indefensible" actions, she said.

MSNBC's biggest star Rachel Maddow offered a scathing monologue calling out her employer over its cancellation of "The ReidOut" as well as the network's treatment of staffers.