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British Muslim journalist Mehdi Hasan comments on JD Vance's remarks about his Hindu wife Usha, criticizing the alignment of conservative Hindus with Christian nationalists and highlighting the growing realization among minorities that Christian nationalist groups may not be their allies.
Former MSNBC anchor Mehdi Hasan criticized the Biden administration after a $320 million pier built to transport aid into Gaza fell apart within days. Hasan highlighted the embarrassment and inefficiency of the project, noting that it would have been heavily mocked if it had occurred under Trump. The pier, intended to aid Palestinians amid Israel's invasion, was destroyed by choppy weather, and efforts to repair it are ongoing. Despite the pier's brief use, no aid had reached Palestinians as of last week.
Former MSNBC anchor Mehdi Hasan criticized the Biden administration after a $320 million pier built to transport aid into Gaza fell apart within days. Satellite images show significant damage to the pier, which was intended to facilitate aid delivery amid Israel's invasion of Rafah. The White House stated that aid efforts continue through other means, but the pier's failure has drawn sharp criticism and embarrassment for the administration.
Former MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan announced that his new media company, Zeteo, will cover former President Trump's legal issues from a different perspective, focusing on the political aspects rather than purely legal analysis. Hasan emphasized the need to seek answers for important questions and strive for the truth, catering to progressive audiences. He highlighted the Supreme Court's involvement in Trump's legal matters and expressed his intention to approach the story as a political one, given the court's conservative supermajority and potential conflicts of interest. Hasan also mentioned raising $4 million for his venture and emphasized the freedom of being his own boss after leaving MSNBC.
Mehdi Hasan, a prominent Muslim journalist, has announced his departure from MSNBC after declining a demotion that would have resulted in the loss of his regular Sunday night show. The decision to remove his show sparked protest, with U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar expressing concern over the cancellation amid a rise in anti-Muslim bigotry. Hasan's final episode featured an interview with a Palestinian photographer discussing the dangers of working in Gaza. MSNBC has not commented on Hasan's exit, and to replace him, the network is extending the weekend hours of another Muslim journalist, Ayman Mohyeldin.
Mehdi Hasan, a prominent Muslim journalist, has decided to quit MSNBC rather than accept a demotion that saw him lose his regular Sunday night program on the network. The decision to remove his show after three years sparked a petition campaign in protest, with U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar calling it troubling amid a rise of anti-Muslim bigotry. Hasan's final show featured an interview with a Palestinian photographer discussing the danger of working in Gaza, and he expressed pride in what had been achieved on his show. MSNBC has not commented on Hasan's exit and will be increasing the weekend hours of another Muslim journalist to replace him.
Mehdi Hasan, a prominent Muslim voice on American television, has resigned from MSNBC after his show was canceled. The decision came after the network reduced the roles of Hasan and two other Muslim broadcasters following the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel. Hasan's departure follows his interview with Mark Regev, an adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, where they discussed the conflict in the Middle East.
Mehdi Hasan announces his departure from MSNBC after the cancellation of his show, expressing pride in his achievements and gratitude to viewers. The decision to end his show drew criticism from progressive lawmakers and activists, with MSNBC President Rashida Jones citing a network reshuffling as an opportunity to build on accomplishments. Hasan, who previously worked for Al Jazeera English and The Intercept, thanked his team and described his time at MSNBC as a privilege.
Mehdi Hasan announced his departure from MSNBC during his final prime-time broadcast, following the network's decision to cancel his show due to low ratings and a larger shakeup. Hasan, known for his combative interviewing style, expressed pride in his show's achievements and thanked viewers for their support, stating that he is leaving to seek new challenges in the new year. His departure comes after criticism of his commentary on the Israel-Hamas conflict and marks the expansion of Ayman Mohyeldin's show on the network.
Mehdi Hasan announced his departure from MSNBC after the network cancelled his weekend show, citing the need for a new challenge. His hard-hitting interviews, particularly about Israel, had sparked controversy, and his final show aired on Sunday. Despite not being a ratings blockbuster, his interviews drew viral moments, and his departure comes as a surprise to many. MSNBC has not commented on his departure, and Ayman Mohyeldin will be taking over the hosting duties for the hour.
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan announced during his final show that he is leaving the network to seek new challenges, expressing pride in the achievements of his show and thanking viewers for their support and feedback.
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan exposes the danger of former President Donald Trump's accidental confession during a campaign stop in Iowa, where he admitted to waging an all-out war on American democracy. Hasan criticizes the lack of attention and concern given to this fact and warns against treating the upcoming election as a normal political event. He argues that such denialist behavior could lead to the end of American democracy, citing Trump's own words as evidence.
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan questioned House Oversight Committee Ranking Member Jamie Raskin on why Democrats did not investigate Jared Kushner, former President Donald Trump's son-in-law, during their time in the majority. Raskin explained that Kushner's questionable actions occurred after the Trump administration ended, and they are currently trying to uncover the extent of his foreign business dealings, particularly with Saudi Arabia. Raskin emphasized that Kushner was actually working in the White House, unlike Hunter Biden, and that they are now working to catch up on the investigation.
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy refused to explain his previous criticism of Donald Trump in a viral interview with MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan. Ramaswamy repeatedly dodged questions about his statement that Trump's behavior was "abhorrent" and made him a "danger to democracy." The interview grew heated as Hasan pressed Ramaswamy on his business career and controversial remarks about 9/11 and the January 6 attack on Congress. Ramaswamy ultimately claimed that Trump was the best president of the 21st century but failed to provide specific examples of Trump's "downright abhorrent" actions. The interview received praise for Hasan's persistent questioning.
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan engaged in a heated exchange during an interview, with Hasan pressing Ramaswamy to explain his past criticism of former President Trump. Ramaswamy appeared to avoid directly answering the question, leading to a tense back-and-forth. Ramaswamy accused Hasan of misrepresenting his views and refused to provide a specific answer to what he found "downright abhorrent" about Trump's behavior. The exchange highlighted the ongoing divisions within the Republican Party regarding Trump's legacy.