Tiffany Cross is standing up for fellow axed MSNBC host Joy Reid, calling on black people to boycott the leftist network.
Cross trashed her former employer during a Zoom call and even ripped the current hosts who she claims “bent the knee” to President Donald Trump. During the conversation, she implored the network’s black audience to stop watching the programming, begging them to not “even hate-watch!”
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Former MSNBC host Tiffany Cross refers to the network as a bunch of “colonizers” who take advantage of black women like Joy Reid and have fired her because she has “truth-telling courage.”
She adds it’s a lie being peddled in the press that her ratings weren’t good pic.twitter.com/hnkHTlBeLv
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“And I’m glad you’re not on camera, because I don’t want you to be associated with these remarks. And I apologize to Bishop Daughtry right now, because I’m going to try to stop myself from delivering some four-letter words, but I’ma just say,” Cross said. “Don’t watch where you’re not welcome! Don’t shop where they won’t hire you! The same thing they say. Don’t even hate-watch!”
“And don’t believe the hype, because what comes next are the attacks where they just start making up stuff. So brace yourself because y’all are going to hear the things and they don’t try to say some things because when movement happens, they don’t know how Black women move!” she added. “And because they don’t know that, they move like colonizers and then they try to put out an attack.”
“We are here to support Joy. Don’t believe the hype about the ratings. Her show was doing very well. You know whose ratings ain’t doing well? Who ain’t never got fired? Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough. They went to kiss the ring and they are still being elevated,” she scoffed. “The other– I can say a lot about other ratings, but if you look at them, the show has rated very well. She’s always done well.”
“There are people in positions of power who do not like her opinions and truth-telling courage. When she spoke about what was happening in Gaza, among a lot of other things, and I am proud to call you my sister, and I just want to encourage everyone on this call. Keep uplifting.”
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Sierra Marlee is a millennial whose hunger for the truth in a world of fake news has led her to write. Marlee also contributes to BizPac Review.
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