MSNBC named Alex Wagner as Rachel Maddow’s replacement, but insiders feel giving the coveted timeslot to a previously fired host means ‘there’s no institutional memory at NBC.’ ...

MSNBC announced that Alex Wagner will take over the timeslot left vacant by Rachel Maddow, who rolled back her primetime show to just Mondays, as the network continues losing viewers.

MSNBC’s Jen Psaki, a former Biden White House press secretary, is trailing Fox News and CNN among a key age demographic ...

Alex Wagner has been picked to succeed Rachel Maddow in Maddow’s lynchpin 9 p.m. time slot at MSNBC.Wagner, a political veteran who recently returned to MSNBC as a senior political analyst and ...

Media MSNBC to replace Rachel Maddow with Alex Wagner four nights a week. Wagner’s show, which will air from Tuesday to Friday, will debut on Aug. 16 ...

Alex Wagner Is 'Upside Down with Excitement ' to Host Rachel Maddow's MSNBC Time Slot 4 Nights a Week. Wagner is set to be the only Asian-American woman hosting a solo news show when she steps in ...

MSNBC has named a permanent successor for its struggling 9 p.m. ET primetime weeknight slot now that longtime anchor Rachel Maddow has shifted to a one-day-per-week format. Alex Wagner will anchor … ...

MSNBC has named Alex Wagner to succeed Rachel Maddow as the weekday host of its 9 p.m. hour four days a week, turning to a political news veteran to fill one of the network’s most important time ...

Rachel Maddow’s decision to only work Mondays continues to cause problems for MSNBC, as Alex Wagner has failed to fill the massive hole the network’s biggest star created at 9 p.m. Maddow, who ...

Rachel Maddow’s successor, Alex Wagner, is failing to draw the big audience she commanded in prime time By Oliver Darcy , CNN Business 3 minute read ...

Media Alex Wagner’s challenge at MSNBC: Keeping the Rachel Maddow superfans. In an unusual arrangement, Wagner will take over Maddow’s old 9 p.m. slot four nights each week, starting Tuesday ...

Political analyst Alex Wagner is back full-time on MSNBC and will take over the host chair for the progressive-leaning news channel’s biggest star, Rachel Maddow, four days a week.