Joy Reid’s evening news show on MSNBC is being canceled, part of a far-reaching programming overhaul orchestrated by Rebecca Kutler, the network’s new president.

The Joy Reid era at MSNBC is over. The liberal commentator, who will be leaving her 7 p.m. weeknight show amidst a larger shakeup, was perhaps the network's toughest critic of Donald Trump, delivering blistering critiques of both the president and his voters.

Joy Reid’s MSNBC show is being canceled as part of a sweeping overhaul of the network’s primetime line-up. One of the network’s liberal mainstays since 2014, Reid’s latest show—the 7 p.m. weeknight broadcast The ReidOut—will air for the final time later this week,

Psaki could take over the 9 p.m. Eastern time slot on nights when MSNBC’s star host Rachel Maddow is off. Alex Wagner, who has served in that role, is being pulled off the schedule but will remain with MSNBC as a correspondent.

MSNBC will replace anchors Joy Reid and Alex Wagner in its evening lineup, some of the first big moves from new president Rebecca Kutler

Joy Reid will host her final evening news show with MSNBC this week as part of a slate of programming changes by Rebecca Kutler, the network’s new president, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.

The ReidOut has been on the air since July 2021, but it will reportedly air its final episode next week as MSNBC looks to overhaul amid plummeting ratings.