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"The first time I ever really listened to Kyle Kulinski’s show was in the back of a cab last summer. The driver had his phone hooked up through the stereo and was pumping out an episode through the car speakers - loudly, as if looking to convert a captive audience.
“Do you like Kyle Kulinski?”
The driver, Ahmed, was a recent immigrant and apparently a die-hard fan of Secular Talk, the political talk show that Kulinski broadcasts on KZbin. I told him, yes, in fact. I do like Kulinski, had come across his show several years ago, and, all things considered, he seemed pretty good.
“He understands what we’re up against,” Ahmed said. “Like Bernie.”
But I was surprised to hear Kulinski’s name mentioned in the same breath as Bernie Sanders, particularly with such adoration. Because what I did remember about Kulinski’s show struck me as mostly capital-P “progressive” takes on the news - the left wing of the Netroots crowd more than the democratic socialism Sanders has popularized.
It’s an impression that wasn’t entirely incorrect.
“I have no time for philosophical, airy bullshit,” Kulinski tells me from his home in Westchester, New York. “I don’t want to hear about Lenin. I don’t want to hear about Marx. I just want a super plainspoken, straightforward agenda with a straightforward way of selling it.”
With over 800,000 subscribers and nearly 670 million total views on KZbin, selling a progressive agenda is clearly something Kulinski knows how to do - even Democracy Now, the long-standing flagship of progressive media, cannot match his reach on the platform. Chapo Trap House can certainly boast a wildly devoted fan base (and a not insignificant degree of media influence), but their audience is roughly half the size of Kulinski’s.
While Secular Talk might be more likely to be looped in with the progressive networks around Air America and Pacifica alums like Sam Seder than the more resolutely socialist world, Kulinski’s fiery rhetoric, razor-sharp class instincts, and knack for withering takedowns sets him apart from his peers. Judging by his rhetoric alone, he’s closer to a Eugene Debs than a Chris Hayes.
But unlike Hayes, Amy Goodman, or his friend Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks - who began airing Secular Talk on his web network seven years ago - the thirty-two-year-old Kulinski is virtually invisible in the mainstream media. Despite his enormous fan base, his show has never once been mentioned in the obligatory trend pieces on “the Millennial Left” pumped out by the prestige media. Nor has Kulinski’s name ever popped up at all in the New York Times, Vox, the New Yorker, New York Magazine, or the Washington Post, despite his leading role in cofounding Justice Democrats, the organization widely credited with sweeping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest of “the Squad” to power.
Just last week, his Wikipedia page was deleted. The reason? “There is very simply no [reliable source] coverage of this person,” according to one moderator. In new media, he’s king - the Sean Hannity of the Berniecrat left. In old media, he’s nobody.
I suspect there are a few reasons for that. There is nothing “cool” about Kulinski’s show. (As a friend put it, “‘Welcome to Secular Talk’ sounds like something you’d hear on Egyptian radio.”) His no-nonsense social-democratic politics won’t get him much cred with the Full Communism crowd. He records his show not in Brooklyn or Los Angeles, but in a studio he built himself in his modest Westchester home. His hair is too groomed and his taste in clothes too preppy to qualify as “Dirtbag Left.” Nor has he ever attended an n+1 release party. “Not only have I not attended one,” he says, “I have no idea what that means.”
And yet he’s astonishingly plugged-in for a young man in the suburbs. Wondering how Sanders ended up on the Joe Rogan Experience? Kulinski, a frequent guest on Rogan’s wildly popular show, introduced them. “You make the most sense to me,” Rogan told Kulinski on a recent episode. “You’re a normal person.”
Much like Sanders himself, Kulinski’s show has a massive audience that just doesn’t compute with our media’s understanding of “what the kids want” or even “what the left-wing kids want.”
It’s probably for the best - the very woke and very WASP-ish decorum haunting much of the media world is nowhere to be found in Secular Talk. “Corporate Democrats over-focus on identity as a trick to divert you from the issues that unite us all - class issues,” he said on a recent episode.
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[@hizzlemobizzle]

There's no room for journalism in mainstream media.

[@waltergrace565]

None here either.

[@JayDao1462]

@@waltergrace565are you a bot or a kyle superfan, because i see you hating on his channel 24/7🤣🤣

[@jacuzzihot]

There is more freedom in press in China.

[@waltergrace565]

@@JayDao1462 Just a concerned citizen, my man.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@JayDao1462 He's a lower quality troll than your standard variety. He literally can not say anything of substance.

[@tevildo45]

Thou shalt not criticise Israel. I’m honestly surprised they haven’t put it in the constitution yet

[@bz3105]

Give Texas a little time to put it in theirs.

[@focusedeye]

​@@bz3105Maybe Florida will include it first./s

[@spamfilter32]

They are trying.

[@jvs333]

Not in the constitution, but congress is making it illegal

[@RaiderRich2001]

You Palestine cultists are trying to divide the left and help Trump win

[@hannahyun0]

Ever since MSNBC cancelled his show he became more critical, no sugar coated against Israel Genocide in Gaza and even criticised Biden! It’s good he now can freely express what he really thinks!

[@nocucksinkekistan7321]

Hopefully he rots in hell

[@50-50_Grind]

He was too honest for North Moronican media.

[@MelanieCrane]

MSNBC doesn’t deserve him. I will follow him wherever he goes next

[@RaiderRich2001]

He never deserved MSNBC. He was always out to divide the left. Just like his buddy Greenwald

[@BrendaHeeligan]

I’ve been watching Mehdi Hassan for years, first on British television and when he was on Al Jazeera, he gets better the older he gets. I’ll certainly be watching where he goes next. A terrible shame journalists are unable to speak the truth. Thankfully he wasn’t a journalist in Gaza, 101 so far targeted and murdered by Israeli military.

[@ftvproduction7342]

🐑

[@MM-tf8gt]

I think MSNBC should be ashamed. Mehdi Hasan was excellent.

[@meetings3071]

Mehdi Hasan is the best!

[@waltergrace565]

He became a bit of a hack. I mean, it is msnbc we're talking about here.

[@Dan16673]

He is horrific. The stuff he said in the past is quite abhorent

[@MM-tf8gt]

@John-PaulHunt-wy7lf sorry, not fragile or shattered

[@dckaelin]

One of his best interviews is when he ripped Matt Taibbi a new a-hole

[@acesfullmike5371]

Mehdi Hasan will be even better when he has his own media show.

[@basedgamerguy818]

Yep the one with no resources that no one watches

[@RaiderRich2001]

​@basedgamerguy818 especially if it's on X, then only Russian bots will watch

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@@basedgamerguy818It's almost as if billionaires only fund people trying to maintain the status quo...

[@afterhourscinema782]

I'm sure all of the "free speech warriors" are going to stand up for Mehdi, right???

[@waltergrace565]

Why would they? He didn't stand up for them.

[@danhworth100]

@@waltergrace565the first amendment definitely does not apply speaking on air on a “news” network.

[@waltergrace565]

@@danhworth100 Sure.

[@DntHtThPlya]

AIPAC won't allow it.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@waltergrace565 If it were truly a matter of principle, they would. Obviously it's not.

[@Bozlee22]

It’s a badge of honor to leave MSNBC

[@carolyn6728]

Medhi Hasan was the Best journalist on MSNBC, he always spoke truth to power, he challenged lies propagated by guests or other political people in the news, and throughly researched every topic he presented. When we need the truth more than ever in 2024, too bad MSNBC doesn't agree!!!

[@goldenhourkodak]

He's said a lot of awful things too

[@Mustapha1963]

That you believe Mehdi Hasan "was the best journalist of MSDNC" only proves how low the standards of journalism are at MSDNC. But I have to agree: he may very well have been the "best of the worst".

[@bookovza3925]

Wow, you really are clueless. Truth to power? On MSNBC? In what universe? I'll have what you're smoking. Make it double.

[@rcquakes30]

​@@Mustapha1963Lesser of too evils

[@popegeorgeringo840]

@@goldenhourkodak Like what?

[@shyguy778]

He played his last card well. It was very strategic of him to announce him leaving at the very last minute, by controlling the situation enough to delay news of his decision to leave immediately. By delaying knowledge of him leaving the entire network right away, he milked the massive attention on his last show and his final message (for all it was worth), while derailing MSNBCs plans in the process by punching a hole on their network's reputation (relative enough to his size) while giving the management thought that he was placated, and that they had successfully dealt with and defused the situation. By doing what he's now done, he has created a new story in the news cycle about his dissatisfaction with the network and the feckless management of MSNBC, but he's also made another story about MSNBC's censorship of Israel/Palestine in the media. This wouldn't have happened if he had just decided to leave the network by putting out a statement after his show got terminated, as then everything would've been suppressed with a single effort from the network. They now have to suppress the fallout of yet another story on Israel and Palestine a second time, just from his decision to leave the show. He had the discipline to plan this through and leave another calculated headache in the wake of his show's termination. None of any of this surprises me, however. Mehdi Hassan is a brilliant journalist, and arguably an even more brilliant strategist, at least in media. He saw this coming from a mile away. I bet as soon as this new war broke out, he must've known his days were numbered. I think he planned very carefully for this exact possibility in advance, and probably saw his show's cancellation coming even before the execs at MSNBC did, probably long having an inkling even before October of last year. To tell you the truth, to this day I'm still amazed that someone like Mehdi Hasan ever even managed to have a show on a platform like MSNBC, let alone the fact that he lasted as long as he did. That's probably the part of all of this that still surprises me the most in the end, not any of all of this recent drama.

[@basedgamerguy818]

Oh yes what a win for him.

[@shyguy778]

​@@basedgamerguy818 This is not a "win" for anyone except corporate media. The demise of this show is another progressive outlet for news being crushed underfoot. My point is that even though he was facing his demise, he still somehow managed to create a headache for MSNBC by creating another news cycle referencing Israel Palestine by purposefully leaving the news of his resignation so very late until the 11th hour. He used his final days to simply stitch a small silver lining to troll them for an important cause, why is it that people can't even give him a small amount of praise for just trying to do this much??

[@shyguy778]

@@tilleryinnovations592 That establishment must've been pretty happy with him putting knives in his back all day long. Are we talking about thew same person here? Isn't this the guy that ran an entire segment solely dedicated to openly debating the case FOR putting George W Bush in jail? The one SINGLE host on the network that has ran coverage for Julian Assange and the need to keep him out of prison? [LINKS BANNED] [Assange’s Brother And Father Fight His Extradition | The Mehdi Hasan Show] And what about his "establishment" comments on Hillary Clinton? What is the case that is being made here? So he's said some mean things about a couple of people, Why the hell do you think this is an "establishment" figure? I can tell you one thing, he's done more than shake hands with Lindsey Graham and deep throat on "Julian-Assange-is-a-Hillary-butt-plug" Alex Jones's steroid-junkie induced cock on stage as a journalist. I bet next there are some people that will start saying that Tucker Carlson was a respectable figure that was condemned to ruin after bending over a little too long for Rupert Murdoch. GIVE ME A BREAK. I SINCERELY hope that you're not one of them ...

[@mk.........]

Hasan went through the British school of journalism. What reporters are allowed to do and do in Europe is completely unthinkable in the US. The Israel affair was just the hook MSNBC was looking for to get rid of him. There's no room for journalists like him in the infotainment world of private US news channels. It's all about making money here and Mehdi knew that.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

Except for all things Israel. Media is worse than in the US.

[@nocucksinkekistan7321]

Europe has no freedom, it's a slave continent.

[@B.Alance1st]

Excellent point.. a thoroughly trained investigative journalist is not what the right profile or experience mainstream US media circuses are welcoming. The biased , cowardly journalists paid to say

[@tylerhackner9731]

He told the truth and that’s why they canned him

[@MGSfan]

He said it once, in his entire career and that's both a good and sad thing.

[@MatureGamerHD]

NO corporate media wants "true talent who holds the powerful responsible"....

[@maddisongoldman2446]

I think they tried to silence him. We need to support Mehdi by buying his book.

[@user-pf7tf3rf1u]

Mehdi is one of the best interviewers because he is informed and knowledgeable when other msnbc are not.

[@jacuzzihot]

3 University prez and 3 journalists being targeted by snipers and lynch mobs.

[@ingehanson]

MSNBC prefers women who will do whatever the elite bosses want.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@@jacuzzihotWanna provide context for that?

[@B.Alance1st]

And he s one of the few , and by far the best to keep asking until he gets answer to the question. Probably that's not allowed at msncb. Too much of a journalist in today's media shows. With the accent on "show"

[@srebaayao9616]

the best bootlicker until one, his tongue is finished.

[@swedishpride1864]

After he ripped Mark Regev into shreds his days were numbered

[@thomasfromdenmark6894]

"You're coming into an election year where you're going to want your best talents to grill people in power." I think you've just found another reason they'd want to let Mehdi go.

[@Syzygy_Bliss]

When a company starts believing that brain draining its best assets is in its best interest, it’s cooked.

[@waltergrace565]

It's msnbc..... your brain is already drained.

[@waltergrace565]

It's literally called Microsoft National Broadcasting Company..... I'd ask you to do the math, but.......

[@Syzygy_Bliss]

@@waltergrace565well sure, msnbc’s existence will prob be subsidized regardless, but a leadership that makes bad business decisions is also liable to make bad decisions in other ways too. It’s indicative of poor leadership and the potential for a decline.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

He's antithetical to their agenda. Of course they're gonna shoot themselves in the foot

[@popegeorgeringo840]

He's antithetical to their agenda. No room for logical dissent in MSM.

[@user-lh5sj8un4d]

He was blacklisted for his views. He will be missed

[@jakke9719]

I can't help noting his goodbye statement includes zero thanks to MSNBC for anything even as a formality. So I'd imagine stuff isn't pretty behind the scenes.

[@mangopapaya6376]

I noticed that, too. I also think he didn't tell them before, so it was a total surprise for them, as well.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@@mangopapaya6376I don't think it was a surprise to them, as I think this was the outcome they intended.

[@mireillelebeau2513]

I like Mehdi Hasan book.:"Win every argument, the art of debating, Persuading and Public Speaking."

[@TheyCallMeGlitchDash]

If you didnt tell us about his resignation, we wouldnt have known, nobody is watching corporate television "news" media😂

[@noripapaya]

You and Krystal should invite Mehdi as a guest! Show him what real independent media is capable of

[@meetings3071]

_Mehdi is just solid as a steel blade._

[@waltergrace565]

Hilarious.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

He was the only one lending MSNBC any credibility. RIP mainstream media.

[@KyleRuggles]

I'm happy for him! They do not deserve him. This was not a surprise for me, I would have resigned given what the US media is like.

[@zgts4u]

He should start his own channel, it would do so well, PLEASE INVITE HIM ON YOUR SHOW

[@frankjohn5569]

Can't believe this....he was one of the best in the business

[@carenwilson4902]

NOT a SHOCK after they took his show away and how they treated him. From having his own show to being a "filler" and "contributor."

[@nocucksinkekistan7321]

LMAO good, that loser deserves nothing

[@fiddlerontheroof4099]

I disagree with Mehdi on a lot of things, but in light of the circumstances, I'm proud of him for making this decision. Brand new respect. 👏

[@WorldpeaceWW]

Like what Embarrassing lying Israeli officials

[@drive-2786]

Name 2 things u disagreed with ???

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@@drive-2786He can't.

[@drive-2786]

@@tilleryinnovations592 .. because he goes against jewy lies 😎

[@r.b.ratieta6111]

He should literally do what Tucker Carlson did and just start his own random show on a social media platform. Basically turn it into a video podcast. We as media consumers should also seek more to watch and share independent videos/podcasts/presentations amongst each other and bypass the corporate media loop.

[@hujiosnurgio2940]

there are no stars on fox or other television shows. They're just some people sitting on chairs. whether the network you are nobody. Tucker has a cult following but even they doesn't care about his own produced stuff. As a billionaire heir and connections he has no problem doing negative business. Mehdi will most likely get a broadcast from a Qatar medium. That also fits with his Islamist past in England.

[@2012WhatsNext]

Great and honest man who stands for his dignity, kudos!

[@MAYK1NG]

MSNBC’s LOSS. MEDHI is a Front and centre host- you just can’t relegate him to the sideline. I love Chris Hayes but no one, NO ONE on that network pushes like we want to see.

[@susansharp112]

MH will be missed. Great guy

[@ijkventure]

Mehdi Hasan is the only brilliant journalist at MSNBC. He is a rare find. Not to forget the standard of American journalism is a laughing matter. They had a chance to do better with Mehdi. I believe there are bigger and better opportunities out there for him. MSNBC will regret letting him go.

[@sandrawilson3264]

MSNBC are losing viewers and their solution is to give them another reason to tune off. Clearly truth telling on a "news" channel will not be tolerated, he will be missed. Mehdi Unchained would be a great name for his new show or podcast I would definitely tune in.

[@sandrapersaud3105]

Good for Medhi for leaving. I used to watch MSNBC but I stopped watching several months ago.

[@JustRaiHere01]

Mehdi deserves a better network

[@aidandoylepolitics]

Mehdi hasan was by far the best anchor at msnbc by far

[@XxJaguar22]

… by far…

[@peterkrug4124]

Which is exactly why they got rid of him.😖😣😞😓😩😫

[@elizabethks4830]

Mehdi DID INDEED have a show on MSNBC on Sunday night. It was NOT JUST a streaming show!

[@stitchcrafter]

TRAGIC!! It HAS been a blast! My very favorite broadcaster, hands down.

[@enkilm]

I also looked forward to his programme and he was the best, I shall look forward to his other endeavours,he shall be more popular.

[@DeCleyre161]

Hope he can find a much more suitable platform.

[@bookovza3925]

Like subway, or chipotle.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

If only progressive media had the funding to scoop him up

[@MaximilianXXX]

He should go back to Al Jazeera where he getting millions of views on KZbin

[@taliasya2273]

I love Medhi! I like his tenacity. What a shame!

[@michaelheller8841]

The writing is on the wall whenever you are demoted from any job. Some corporate entities don't want to do the firing, so they take enough away and allow you to quit. I thought Medhi was too good for MSNBC to be honest, a real journalist. He is very talented in not allowing the BS to linger and carry on with his interviews. I think we all know why he either got fired or he decided to go. That all being said, is that any interview that went out of control, he didn't allow it. I hope that whatever he decides it reaches millions of viewers.

[@sanusiebarrie7225]

So sad to see him go he is too talented

[@docprimo7074]

Mehdi Hasan has too much self-respect to remain on MSNBC.

[@remogatron1010]

he should go to Fox news instead. Better network.

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@@remogatron1010😂 He alone would have more journalistic integrity than the entire network combined. FOX News needs to go to a farm upstate.

[@remogatron1010]

@@popegeorgeringo840 Then there is the HAMAS propaganda network called Al Jazeera. What about that one?

[@FreePalestine_____]

@@remogatron1010 Any independent journalist has more credibility than the entire Fox combined.

[@KalanTheDrummer]

To be frank, since the beginning, considering his historical debates, it was never a surprise. He never belonged.

[@lorascelsi8102]

Can't blame him when a journalist only allowed to report one side of the story. Honorable decision. There will most likely be more who follow. Extreme Censorship stinks.

[@mostlymanka]

It was his interview with Regev. The next day MSNBC "demoted" him. That's why it was him specifically.

[@paladinbob1236]

i think bascially clear that medhi was gonna be given a second hand post, where they may[on the odd occasion bring him back] and he decided i wanted to be a jounalist, not a side host and so decided to leave ..its effectivelly sacking by knowing that your job is never coming back :(

[@joannamcdee9061]

I was a fan FOR YEARS of Mehdi with his two shots on AJ, and then was thrilled when he came to MSNBC. What appealed to me was his integrity, honesty, intellect and values. His skill in interviewing friend, foe, scientist, terrorist was marvellous to watch. This Polish-Canadian woman will follow him still...MSNBC BLEW IT BIG TIME!

[@salehgani9144]

You are great like Mehdi Hassan, with no BS.

[@iouel]

Go Medhi!

[@nonearlylove]

Medhi will land on his feet..! Whereever he goes, I will follow..! And so will you, I presume..! Am I right..? He IS awesome..! Lets Go..!

[@erinmich5425]

I agree with you about Mehdi, he’s great

[@1805movie]

I'd like to see him join Breaking Points. I'd imagine he and Krystal would have a LOT to talk about since she also worked for MSNBC.

[@sambaxrock]

If he goes independent he WILL more popular because he would not had to run the show through a corporate board "editing" his work.

[@yehudamig]

Adoro il modo in cui questo video sfida il pensiero convenzionale e incoraggia la riflessione critica.

[@TatharNuar]

I could tell he was trying to mask his indignation in his sign-off announcement. No doubt this was his decision, but it's also no doubt that he made it because they were trying to diminish his career and silence him for his journalism, while trying to make themselves look good by claiming he'd still be around as a contributor.

[@yahiamusa67]

Thank you for you honesty and saying the truth

[@MrDragonkilla]

Kyle, I've been watching the show since 2015 or 2016. I appreciate your consistency on a platform that has birthed so many grifters. Your coverage will always hold a place in my heart. I want you to consider having the socialist candidates on Krystal Kyle and Friends Claudia De La Cruz and Karina Garcia. They are doing well on TikTok but I think your show could bring even more eyes to a more left-wing agenda. Claudia has been actively protesting, I don't know if she would be hard to get ahold of but I think it would be a worthwhile discussion. Thanks, much love.

[@RaiderRich2001]

2016... when Kulinski was pushing Russian plant Jill Stein

[@popegeorgeringo840]

​@@RaiderRich2001Over Sanders?! Are you daft?

[@MrDragonkilla]

@@popegeorgeringo840 Click his profile you will see it’s his whole schtick he’s going on CNN comments and smearing Kyle as someone who pushed Jill Stein (who he calls a Russian plant) there’s a lot of brainworms amongst the MSNBC, CNN and NPR libs. I used to be one of them Kyle got me thinking more critically.

[@susancrawford2343]

I used to follow Medhi on AL Jezeera and was mightily impressed! When he joined MSNBC I thought he might have sold out and was very disappointed. I watched his show and changed my mind as it was still the Medhi I knew. Then MSNBC shut him down and took his show away and now he's resigned! THANK YOU MEDHI, FOR YOUR INTEGRITY! I hope he joins Meidas Touch.

[@briano9397]

You know Al Jazeera is owned by the Government of Qatar right ? That's not selling out enough for you already ?

[@booradley4237]

It wasn't just streaming, it was on Sundays I think

[@judithmatthews8460]

Imagine Kyle and Mehdi teaming up. Brilliant.

[@spiralflame88]

Sounds like a new interview on Krystal, Kyle and Friends!

[@realfan3565]

Ali Velshi and Ayman are heavily censored that is why they are allowed to stay.

[@threeofeight197]

The look behind Krystal’s eyes when she was working for MSNBC 😂😂😂. Dead. 💀

[@carlajaipal623]

They try to silence him Please go on whit your good work

[@parkermudsen1063]

Gee, I certainly didn’t see this coming. 🙄

[@scdawn8658]

The problem with not being mainstream is the ability to get guests that spew the corporate line.

[@amt7652]

Kyle set up an interview with him

[@bobthebear1246]

So in other words, he didn't want to be treated like a second-class citizen on MSNBC. I don't blame him at all for leaving.

[@jj-uy6qs]

it was the Mark Regev interview that was probably the last straw for MSNBC. He was so on point

[@farrfarr5697]

No, the last straw for IsraelUSA

[@popegeorgeringo840]

When was this and what was the topic? I'm curious to see it

[@jj-uy6qs]

@@popegeorgeringo840 youtube is your friend. type Mark Regev and Mehdi and you will find it. Then you can see what happens when an Israeli official is actually held to account for a change

[@michaelmorales4554]

As someone who uses Peacock, not for the news, I can easily argue that the $6 a month I pay for the service is well worth it.

[@jjsc4396]

If you’re “shocked” at that, you’ve been asleep for 6 mos. 🙄

[@jedison2441]

These are the final days of traditional cable. I wonder when they will finally kill it off completely.

[@azucar24601]

he probably resigned bc if he took their severance , it would have limited him on other avenue opporutnies

[@johnclark2212]

MSNBC sucks without him!

[@adayinforever]

6:07 yes but that was when you called her "so stupid". 😂

[@popegeorgeringo840]

Is that so?

[@corringhamdepot4434]

Looks like they manoeuvred him into resigning by cancelling his show, and then replacing it with a very bad package.

[@RKSidd]

It's a shame what's happened to western journalism in recent years

[@Kirk_Hammett_Bit_Me]

There goes the neighborhood, or what was left of it.

[@WillNewcomb]

MH: I only came across him recently doing an interview of an Israeli official. At last, I thought, a journalist going what they're supposed to do: search for the truth & call out BS.

[@unclebozo9845]

My guess is he'll go to Al Jazeera

[@kray97]

If was the Regev interview

[@salvadorpalma8173]

HBO could pick up this guy, or he could go online.

[@ToMPaSHKoV]

I assume that every independent news org is looking to sign this stud free agent

[@akbarfarzin9857]

I knew it and i side that 1st day that he Became higher by MSNBC !!!! Congratulation to him !!!!

[@user-bz4ug8en2s]

Kyle, you are the best

[@capo9k]

"you are fired, but we will allow u to gracefully leave"

[@shilowishbringer5695]

He was arrested, amazing how the CGI of his quitting was done.

[@jeffbrown-hill7739]

Kyle, I watch several ahows on Peacock. But definitely not any of the news shows on there.

[@jamesb6857]

>dyes hair white >hits vape during broadcast THIS is where I know I can trust my political coverage.

[@zgts4u]

He was the sharpest

[@saalaxy]

Get your own show Mehdi 🎉

[@muliefriend4785]

Love Mehdi❤❤❤

[@wrigh2uk]

Glad he walked instead of letting them demote him to a side character

[@carycunningham9510]

Matt Taibbi sends his condolences.

[@yishnir]

Note. It was stated that "CNN *had* an arrangement..." They *STILL HAVE* the same arrangement...

[@Kmcgonigle0]

Krystal and Kyle go total boomer when it comes to peacock. It’s not a joke of a streaming service. They are getting nfl playoff games they have exclusive rights to WWE ppv events. And have some pretty good original content. They may not be on the level of a prime or Netflix but there are def in the next tier