MSNBC taps Alex Wagner to replace Rachel Maddow in primetime

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Alex Wagner is set to take over Rachel Maddow's 9pm slot, sources say. The announcement could come as soon as Monday, they say. Maddow announced earlier this year that she will only host her 9pm show once a week, on Mondays. The slot has been filled by a rotating cast of hosts.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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Washington Times

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Associated Press News

MSNBC appoints Alex Wagner as 4-night prime-time anchor

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