After Joy Reid’s show, ‘The ReidOut,’ was canceled by the network, MSNBC has moved Jen and other TV hosts to new time slots.

Ms. Psaki, 46, will host a show at 9 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, replacing Alex Wagner, a longtime political journalist who has anchored that hour since 2022, according to a memo to staff from Rebecca Kutler, MSNBC’s president. Ms. Wagner will remain at MSNBC as an on-air correspondent.

Jen Psaki, the former Biden White House press secretary who has become a favorite at MSNBC since joining in 2023, will get even more screen time in front of viewers in April when she takes over the network's 9 p.

Media reports state the cable news network announced Monday that it would make major changes to its lineup, including making Psaki the anchor of the MSNBC's prime time 9 p.m. hour Tuesdays through Fridays. She will replace the former nightly prime time host Alex Wagner, who will remain with the network as a senior political analyst.

Joy Reid leaves MSNBC as the cable news network shakes things up. Jen Psaki, Symone Sanders Townsend, Michael Steele and Alicia Menendez get shuffled.

Jen Psaki will host MSNBC’s 9 p.m. ET program on Tuesdays through Thursdays once "The Rachel Maddow Show" returns to only airing on Mondays following President Trump’s first 100 days in office.

MSNBC confirmed plans to overhaul its daytime, primetime and weekend lineup, with Jen Psaki and 'The Weekend' anchors getting primetime shows.

Network president Rebecca Kutler unveiled sweeping changes at MSNBC in prime time and weekends, with several shows canceled.

The network is making plans to launch a show featuring The Weekend anchors Symone Sanders Townsend, Michael Steele and Alicia Menendez into the 7 p.m. ET slot, according to a source familiar with the matter. The show would run for two hours on Mondays and for one hour from Tuesday to Friday.