Chris Hayes is replacing Ed Schultz and The Ed Show on MSNBC (TopTV 410) with The Ed Show moving to weekends, the American 24-hour news channel has announced.
Since September 2011 Chris Hayes has been doing the weekend show Up with Chris Hayes on weekends on MSNBC.
Now he's moving to weekdays with South African viewers who will be able to see him immediately in the 05:00 (South African time) timeslot on MSNBC with a repeat at 09:00 on weekday mornings.
"Chris has done an amazing job creating a franchise on weekend mornings," says Phil Griffin, MSNBC president in a statement. "He's an extraordinary talent and has made a strong connection with our audience. This is an exciting time for MSNBC."
"I'm thrilled to be joining Rachel and Lawrence in primetime," says Chris Hayes. "I've absolutely loved hosting Up on the weekend and I'm looking forward to thinking through the news five nights a week."
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MSNBC adding a new 2 hour Saturday show for Chris Hayes from 17 September focusing on politics.
Chris Hayes is getting his own live show on Saturdays on MSNBC (TopTV 410) the 24 hour news channel has announced.
The 2 hour programme with a focus on politics will start on 17 September at 14:00 (South African time).
''Chris is a thoughtful analyst and one of the smartest journalists out there,''' says Peter Griffin, MSNBC president in a press release. ''As we head into election season, there is no better time to amp up our weekend political coverage.''
''I'm tremendously excited to create something new at MSNBC,'' says Chris Hayes in the same press statement. ''I think our position on weekend mornings [American time] is going to allow us to slow down the news cycle and look at the week's news with a fresh perspective."
The 2 hour programme with a focus on politics will start on 17 September at 14:00 (South African time).
''Chris is a thoughtful analyst and one of the smartest journalists out there,''' says Peter Griffin, MSNBC president in a press release. ''As we head into election season, there is no better time to amp up our weekend political coverage.''
''I'm tremendously excited to create something new at MSNBC,'' says Chris Hayes in the same press statement. ''I think our position on weekend mornings [American time] is going to allow us to slow down the news cycle and look at the week's news with a fresh perspective."
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