The Trish Regan Show - MSNBC DONE? Maddow OUT? Comcast Reportedly Considers Pulling Plug on Failing Network!

Episode Date: June 6, 2025

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and that it's more valuable for them to spin these things off than for them to continue forward because they don't know what to do with this. It used to be, right, that all the cable content, all the cable companies wanted to own the content because content's king and if you're cable and you're controlling the distribution then, and you've got the content, then that's win, win, win all day long. But reality has crept up with them. And so suddenly the distribution is kind of wherever you want it, right? Whether it's here on YouTube, whether it is over on Rumble or, you know, all these different

social media, it could be on my own website, et cetera. You have all these different ways of communicating with people. So consequently, it's no longer the distribution. It's entirely a thousand percent the content. and then you're looking at content, like let me show you this one, that's struggling. So in the case of MSNBC, they've got content that's not rating. They've got content that's expensive that is not succeeding. Jen Saki has plummeted the ratings at that prime time show that she took over for Rachel

Maddow down into the depths of levels they've never seen before. So they're really struggling, and yet they're paying these people all these money. I mean, what is Rachel allegedly getting? 25 million bucks a year, they cut her by 5 mil, and they got her doing one show a week. I mean, you understand, like something's kind of messed up in that algorithm and in that equation. And they can't afford them anymore. So Comcast is like, this is a dying business. We need to get rid of it. Oh, and there's a tax incentive for us to do this if we spin enough. This way with Spinco, which they're going to call Versaunt, because they want to sound all fancy schmancy. But what's

fascinating, and this is what people are sort of talking about in media circles, is that when they came out with their big up fronts recently, they didn't put Jen Saki up there. I mean, I certainly didn't see her in any of the headlines. Hollywood reporters talking about all these things they're going to have on sci-fi and on oxygen and they're trying to create all this other content and take that stuff forward in a way that can also have a streaming component. But what happens to the likes of MSNBC? Maybe the answer is you shut it down completely. Who needs it? Who needs a news network? And you're not. Who needs a news network? new cable portfolio of Verdants or Versaunt or whatever it is. We'll have to get that because

we'll know the ticker symbol soon when it comes out. But do you even need it? Maybe you could just shut the whole thing down. I mean, they're getting rid of people left and right. They fired all of Rachel Maddow's staff except for maybe one producer and they're trying to trade her out for the cheaper version of peppermint Patty, but peppermint Patty can't get any numbers either. So again, what is your future? What is your opportunity? I mean, I think, and I've said this before, you get two choices. You're either going to one completely slim down and you're going to have a really, really tight ship. And you're going to still print money because you know what, people will still advertise over there, strangely enough. And so you print money, but you do so knowing that there's

going to be a wind down process, which means maybe you can't afford the morning Joe salaries anymore. Maybe you can't afford the 25 mill for Rachel Maddo anymore. So Rachel Maddo could find herself very much out at the end of this contract. And she'll be fine. She'll probably go off into podcast land and there'll be a following of Libs that love her there. But does she continue on at MSNBC? MSNBC, if it can't get the numbers, ultimately can't survive as a business. So its choice is you reduce your costs significantly

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