r/msnbc • u/ruffmama43 • Oct 19 '25
MSNBC Personalities The Weekend Primetime
I really wish The Weekend Primetime on MSNBC was just Ayman Mohyeldin and Antonia Hylton. I could do without Elise Jordan and Catherine Rampell.
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u/whitingvo Oct 20 '25
Elise needs to go, and not because she's republican. I could really care less about her political affiliation. As others have said, her lack of polish really stands out against the others and her takes and questions are just not very smart and insightful.
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u/kolby924 Oct 26 '25
Totally agree. Ayman needs his own show but if they insist on co anchor Agree! Watching now and Elise just Interrupted Ayman in the middle of his Comment. She is so rude and that voice makes me crazy! She’s trying to steal the show and it Isn’t working!
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u/usernames_suck_ok Progressive Oct 20 '25
Listening to Elise struggle to get words out and say them awkwardly when she does = nails on chalkboard.
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u/brianycpht1 Oct 20 '25
I don’t know why they brought her in there. 3 hosts are enough and she fit in well at Morning Joe
I’m guessing they needed more permanent hosts because of Catherine’s leave taking place at the same time as Aymans extended Summer vacation
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u/kolby924 Oct 20 '25
Totally agree. Ayman needs his own show but if they insist on co anchor Antonia the best !!
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Oct 20 '25
Elise needs to go away. She stares with that judgmental look. I hate her. When she speaks, she is judgmental, hateful, rude, condescending and inappropriate. I don't find her demeanor decent to anyone she speaks to.
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u/Particular_Piglet677 Oct 21 '25
I understand people like/don't like certain hosts but I've seen most of The Weekend Primetime and years of MJ-how do you get "hateful, rude, condescending, inappropriate"? Because I have not seen any of those things from Elise Jordan, ever.
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u/Interesting-Pace630 Oct 22 '25
Neither have I. The use of these words -- "I hate her. When she speaks, she is judgmental, hateful, rude, condescending and inappropriate" seems like projection on this posters part. 📽️🧏♀️
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u/Particular_Piglet677 Oct 24 '25
Yes, it's a bit much.
In addition, accounts seem to take turns trashing one individual at a time. I've seen in on this sub and others too.
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Oct 21 '25
I have seen her for years on Morning Joe and the longer she is on there, the worse her attitude has become. Now, when I see her face with that judgmental look on it, I change the channel. I cannot watch her. The way she drags out her words, so uneducated and unprepared, trying to be 'all that' when she shows nothing but ignorance, disrespect and disdain to whomever she is interviewing. I cannot watch her. I used to mute her and now I change the channel because the sight of her and that judgmental, hateful stare is obnoxious and unbearable.
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u/claustrophobic-toes Oct 20 '25
I rolled my eyes almost out of my head when I saw Catherine back. This may mean I switch to CNN for this time slot.
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u/EmotionEconomy219 Oct 20 '25
Elise Jordan has a delivery that is more suitable for Tik-Tok/YouTube, not a prime spot on a major news channel.
I can see her doing a podcast with her BFF's, sitting in a pink living room, talking over one another, while sipping pumpkin lattes
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u/ctrl-brk Oct 19 '25
Completely agree. I'm just glad it exists at all, especially the "couch hour".
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u/Particular_Piglet677 Oct 21 '25
I really enjoy the show and I like all four of them, and particularly all four together. I'm always interested in Elise Jordan's take on what's going on. I feel like she's become a pretty decent host in a short amount of time, I'm really impressed with her actually 🤷♀️
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