Joy Reid
American commentator and television hostWikipedia
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Sep 12, 2026
Rob BlueyHOST
Or was it, uh, what, was it, uh, you know, the, the policies that he was advocating or the common sense solutions, or to your, to your point in the title of the book, the counterrevolution that he was waging?
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
Well, he knew two essential truths that you don't admit it, but a Black chic rocker has more in common with a white truck driver and a Hispanic bricklayer than he does with Joy Reid or Don Lemon, and that applies to the average person that I see every day in a 95% Mexican American community has a lot more in common, uh, with a white plumber than they do, um, a Univision anchor.
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
And the same...
Victor Davis HansonGUEST
So he unders- What he did was he emphasized class and not race.
Joy ReidHOST
Thank you for being here.
Joy ReidHOST
And also our friend Jim Acosta, journalist, author, host of the Jim Acosta Show on Substack and YouTube and the former chief White House correspondent for CNN.
Joy ReidHOST
I'm going to start with you, Jim, because you've covered Donald Trump.
Joy ReidHOST
You covered him for a really long time at CNN.
Mehdi HasanGUEST
But, you know, others have come since then.
Mehdi HasanGUEST
And, you know, Joy Reid and Jim Acosta and Midas Touch folks.
Mehdi HasanGUEST
And all these folks have come in the last year or two since we were there in February 2024.
Mehdi HasanGUEST
It was a very different place.
KarenHOST
Have a conversation, yes.
RodHOST
But, like, Joy Reid apparently is still, at least as a day or two ago, was still making videos trying to, like, defend Rula Gabriel, the woman who said that monkey and errand boy shit.
RodHOST
And all I did was quote tweet somebody who was talking about it and said, damn, this shit still going on.
RodHOST
And...
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KarenHOST
Yes.
KarenHOST
So like,
RodHOST
whether it's Joy Reid, or Mark Lamar Hill, or whoever, lending their credibility to this woman, it won't work because it has never worked.
RodHOST
That's all I'm saying.
Ryan RockettHOST
And they kind of have some shit to say about, you know, things they didn't say that was faced necessarily, but wanted to say on their podcast, basically dogging him.
Ryan RockettHOST
Then they went on with Joy Reid and went even further.
Figgy FigHOST
Yeah.
Figgy FigHOST
But before they went on with Joy Reid, I want to say maybe it's the same podcast.
Figgy FigHOST
She mentioned, remember, they were arguing about how Carrie said, I never reached out to you about no job at SportsCenter.
Figgy FigHOST
And she was, hey, damn near about to cry to the point.
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Ryan RockettHOST
That interview has millions of views now, which their highest had like 30K maybe.
Ryan RockettHOST
So clearly that was the stimulus package.
Tim WhitakerGUEST
There's not a lot of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.
Tim WhitakerGUEST
This is a man who said – on national television, so to speak, right, that some black women, mainly Michelle Obama and Ketanji Brown Jackson and Joy Reid, essentially were DEI hires who don't have the brainpower to do their jobs.
Tim WhitakerGUEST
So they had to steal it from a white person.
Tim WhitakerGUEST
This is a man who said MLK was a horrible person.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
And now it turns out he's black and now they don't know what to say.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
Even Joy Reid was short-circuiting, I think, on this.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
So this is from NBC10 in Boston.
Stefan MolyneuxHOST
The holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial had a history of domestic violence allegations.
Rachel LindsayHOST
That would've been really hard to do.
Rachel LindsayHOST
Like, "Please say what you meant when you said this." And I'll give the example of the Joy Reid part of the conversation.
Van Lathan Jr.HOST
Mm-hmm.
Rachel LindsayHOST
He was like, "I've said all this, these po- I don't know Joy Reid.
Rachel LindsayHOST
I've said all these, this is how I feel about Joy Reid.
Rachel LindsayHOST
Her voice is so important to us, it's so meaningful.
Rachel LindsayHOST
We need her on the air." And then they're like, "But this is what you said about her."
Van Lathan Jr.HOST
So the question is not...
Randolph TerrenceHOST
He's been getting lit up.
Randolph TerrenceHOST
Joy Reid has been getting lit up.
Randolph TerrenceHOST
What's she getting lit up for? Well, she got lit up because she gave a soft landing place to that woman, Ruella.
Rod MorrowGUEST
oh yeah yeah man see
Rod MorrowGUEST
i don't know i don't know i'm probably thinking what
Randolph TerrenceHOST
with the glasses they both wear glasses but the one with the glasses was like uh That girl ain't black.
Randolph TerrenceHOST
Because Joy Reid keeps saying.
Rod MorrowGUEST
Yeah, she keeps trying to be like she Afro-Palestinian and shit.
Maury PovichHOST
Yeah.
Maury PovichHOST
So I had Joy Reid on the podcast.
Maury PovichHOST
And I was pretty direct with Joy.
Maury PovichHOST
I said, Joy, are you an opinionist or are you a journalist? And she said she was an opinion journalist.
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