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MSNBC's post-Joy Reid era begins with hiring of Politico veteran Eugene Daniels

MSNBC has hired Eugene Daniels as its new Senior Washington Correspondent, marking the first outside hire during the network's new era under President Rebecca Kutler.
Daniels will co-host The Weekend on Saturdays and Sundays, starting in late April, and has previously appeared on MSNBC over 100 times in the past year.
MSNBC is building an independent news operation after Comcast announced it would spin off its cable networks, impacting its ties with NBC News.
The new programming will see existing co-hosts move to different time slots.

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'Morning Joe' Welcomes Politico's Eugene Daniels as MSNBC's Senior Washington Correspondent

MSNBC has officially found its new Senior Washington Correspondent in Eugene Daniels, a Politico alum who has appeared on the network multiple times. Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough welcomed the latest addition on “Morning Joe” on Monday. “Thank you. You guys put me on TV all the time, so now they just stuck me there. So this is all your fault,” Daniels said of his full-time gig, to which Brzezinski responded, “We’ll take it.” Daniels isn’t …

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