MS NOW Launches New Programming Schedule in June, Anchored by Veteran Hosts
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MS NOW will launch a new programming schedule in mid-June, with most changes taking effect on June 15. The lineup features veteran hosts like Stephanie Ruhle and Ali Velshi in new roles and introduces new programs, including the network's first to originate from Los Angeles.
Facts First
- A new schedule launches in mid-June, with most hours beginning Monday, June 15.
- Stephanie Ruhle will host a two-hour mid-morning program titled 'Money, Power, Politics' at 9 a.m.
- Ali Velshi moves to 'The 11th Hour', the network's last original show of the day.
- 'Connect' will be the first MS NOW program from Los Angeles, airing weekends starting June 13.
- Chris Jansing becomes chief political reporter and Peter Alexander takes over the 11 a.m. hour as a national correspondent.
What Happened
MS NOW will launch a new programming schedule in mid-June, with most new hours beginning Monday, June 15. Veteran host Ali Velshi will move to 'The 11th Hour', the network's last original show of the programming day. Stephanie Ruhle will host a new two-hour mid-morning program titled 'Money, Power, Politics', a timeslot vacated by 'Morning Joe' as it returns to a three-hour weekday schedule. Chris Hayes' 'All In' will return to Mondays. Alicia Menendez will host a solo weekday program titled 'On The Line', and Peter Alexander will take over the 11 a.m. hour. Jacob Soboroff will anchor 'Connect', the first MS NOW program to originate in Los Angeles, launching June 13. Ana Cabrera will leave the network.
Why this Matters to You
If you follow political news, you may see familiar faces in new time slots, which could affect your daily viewing routine. The new programs focusing on the upcoming midterm election season could provide you with more targeted analysis on key political developments. The launch of a show from Los Angeles may broaden the geographic perspective of the network's coverage.
What's Next
The new schedule is set to take effect, with 'Connect' launching on June 13 and the bulk of the changes following on June 15. Viewers can expect the newly announced programs to begin their regular broadcasts, with hosts like Alicia Menendez and Katy Tur covering the midterm election season.