Teary MSNBC anchor Joy Reid remains defiant as she breaks silence after firing: ‘I’m not sorry’
“I’m not sorry. I am not sorry that I stood up for those things,” Reid said as she ticked off a list of issues that her show, “The ReidOut,” regularly covered, including Black Lives Matter, Asian Americans “being targeted,” Gaza and immigrants.
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