Megyn Kelly believes MSNBC will fire Joy Reid after President-elect Donald Trump says he plans to deport minorities with legal status in the country.
“She wants race riots. That's what you get from listening to Joy Reid,” Kelly said Monday on SiriusXM's “The Megyn Kelly Show” podcast.
“She actually wants something like a riot in the streets, a racial uprising.”
On Friday evening, Kelly responded to a video of Reade appearing on an evening MSNBC show in which he predicted that legally entering Americans could be deported after Trump takes office.
She also criticized Reed for saying on his TikTok channel: Liberal white women shouldn't go out of their way to invite black women to protests. They march against Trump because they are “not coming” and instead prefer to prioritize their own communities over “saving America.”
The Comcast-owned cable network is “allowing her to spew this racist hatred on its channel” about Reid, Kelly said.
“It’s a tick-tock situation until her ass shoots,” Kelly said of Reid.
The Post has reached out to MSNBC for comment.
lead On Friday, Trump said: It would take a “meat ax approach” and begin the process of “denaturalization,” or stripping Americans of their citizenship.
“Don't think just because you have a green card and are on the 'right path', if you have brown skin, you may not stay there,” Reed said on Friday's broadcast. .
“I don't think they care if you have a green card or not. Like it or not, they're dragging people out of this country and taking them out.”
Reid caused a stir on Thursday when he said that Latino men who voted for Trump would “own” the Trump administration's immigration policies.
President Trump has promised to deport millions of illegal immigrants during his second term, which he won in a landslide victory over Vice President Kamala Harris in last Tuesday's election.
This victory was made possible by the large number of minority voters who switched allegiance from Democrats to Republicans during this election cycle.
Exit polls showed a majority of Latino men support Trump.
During Thursday's broadcast of Mr. Reid's show, the MSNBC host encouraged LGBTQ+ people whose families voted for Mr. Trump to cut ties and avoid relatives during the upcoming holiday, a Yale University-affiliated psychiatric clinic. I also interviewed doctors.
