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President Donald Trump criticized the recent rebranding of MSNBC to MS NOW, referring to the network as a “FAILURE BY ANY NAME” in a bold social media post early Thursday. His comments come as the network struggles with dwindling ratings and viewer engagement.
In his post on Truth Social, Trump remarked, “MSNBC IS DOING SO POORLY IN THE RATINGS THAT THEY ARE LOOKING TO CHANGE THEIR NAME IN ORDER TO GET AWAY FROM THE STENCH OF THEIR FAKE NEWS PRODUCT.” His statement reflects ongoing frustration among some viewers regarding the network’s credibility.
The announcement of the name change to “My Source News Opinion World,” abbreviated as MS NOW, was made earlier this week as part of a strategic transition by the network’s parent company, Comcast. This rebranding aims to align with a new business strategy following Comcast’s spinoff.
Trump continued his critique, saying, “SO MUCH FUN TO WATCH THEIR WEAK AND INEFFECTIVE OWNER, ‘CONCAST,’ HEADED BY DOPEY BRIAN ROBERTS, HOPELESSLY AND AIMLESSLY FLAILING IN THE WIND IN AN ATTEMPT TO DISASSOCIATE ITSELF FROM THE GARBAGE THAT THEY CREATED! MSNBC IS A FAILURE BY ANY NAME!!!” His comment underscores the fierce political divide and animosity that defines conversations around major media outlets.
The name change has sparked significant backlash on social media, where users have drawn humorous comparisons to failed software products and even a fundraiser aimed at battling disease. This criticism reflects broader sentiments about network credibility and audience loyalty.
As part of the restructuring, Comcast’s spinoff company, Versant, will encompass several NBC brands, including CNBC, USA Network, Oxygen, and E! While CNBC plans to keep its name, it will introduce an updated logo. This business model aims to streamline operations and clarify brand identities.
The NBCUniversal News Group will now consist solely of NBC News, the NBC News Now streaming service, Telemundo, and owned local stations, marking a strategic shift in how these news outlets present themselves to the public.
Mark Lazarus, the newly appointed head of Versant, spoke with The Wall Street Journal about the importance of addressing brand confusion through this spinoff. He emphasized that MS NOW plans to maintain its focus on catering to a progressive audience while ensuring accountability among political figures from both parties.
In a statement issued on their website, MSNBC reassured viewers that their commitment to the community remains steadfast. The message declared, “Regardless of our name, our commitment to this community remains as strong as it’s ever been, and in the months ahead we will unveil new ways to connect with you directly.” This pledging highlights their intention to maintain relevance amid changing market dynamics.
On Truth Social, Trump also commented on MSNBC’s host Nicolle Wallace, predicting that she would be fired soon. He went as far as to describe her as a “loser” with poor ratings, a sentiment that resonates with his ongoing critique of the network.
His remarks followed a meme portraying Wallace as a clown, and he linked to articles that branded her as the