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It is official: Dylan Ratigan will return to TV--not on ABC as many speculated, but surprisingly back on the NBC network. TVNewser reported that NBC "moved heaven and earth to keep him in the fold."
Dylan Ratigan, ex-host of CNBC's Fast Money, will anchor 2 hours of TV on MSNBC from 9am to 11am after "Morning Joe". It seems like Dylan will be able to run the show and has no directives from the higher-ups other than to offer compelling content, something that CNBC was unable to offer him.
Dylan Ratigan said this about his new position at NBC: "I am grateful to Phil Griffin for this incredible opportunity to create a program and collaborate with the impressive talent that makes up MSNBC,. While I look forward to broadening my scope in covering the multitude of issues facing our country today, what draws me to MSNBC is that they have offered me a 2-hour forum to discuss any and all political issues with no directive other than to provide compelling content. Which apparently now I actually have to do."
Dylan Ratigan, ex-host of CNBC's Fast Money, will anchor 2 hours of TV on MSNBC from 9am to 11am after "Morning Joe". It seems like Dylan will be able to run the show and has no directives from the higher-ups other than to offer compelling content, something that CNBC was unable to offer him.
Dylan Ratigan said this about his new position at NBC: "I am grateful to Phil Griffin for this incredible opportunity to create a program and collaborate with the impressive talent that makes up MSNBC,. While I look forward to broadening my scope in covering the multitude of issues facing our country today, what draws me to MSNBC is that they have offered me a 2-hour forum to discuss any and all political issues with no directive other than to provide compelling content. Which apparently now I actually have to do."
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