MSNBC AMJoy Joy Reid I'm Sorry... Not Sorry

Joy Reid I'm Sorry... Not Sorry 
Joy Reid Comes Up With A New Excuse That's Just As Improbable As Her "I Was Hacked One."
For almost a week MSNBC host Joy Reid claimed that a hacker was responsible for altering old blog posts that contained homophobic content as well as one that indicated that she was cheering on then reality TV host Donald Trump in his feud with “chubbed out shrew” Rosie O’Donnell.

When the posts first surfaced Reid chose to not to do exactly what she posted today. Nope, she claimed an improbable conspiracy theory that the Internet Archive aka the Wayback Machine had been breached by those who were seeking to discredit her.

The Wayback Machine categorically denied that any such hacking occurred and then revelations about the shady cybersecurity “expert” (who may have ties to neo-Nazis) that Reid was relying on further debunked her lies.

While MSNBC stood by their anti-gay racist bigot, AMJoy host, going as far as asking the FBI to investigate.  The Daily Beast saw through Joy Reid's BS and suspended Reid’s regular column.
PFLAG Rescinds Joy Reid Award
The Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) the United States' first and largest organization uniting families and allies with people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer (LGBTQ) like the Daily Beast didn't believe a word of Joy Reid's fairy tale.

PFLAG rescinded an award they gave to MSNBC's Joy Reid after more posts condemned as homophobic, transphobic, and bigoted were discovered online.

Now Reid is backing further away from the story and is claiming that she doesn't remember if she wrote the posts in question.
Via The Hollywood Reporter “MSNBC’s Joy Reid Says “I Genuinely Do Not Believe I Wrote Those Hateful Things”:

The host said she doesn’t think she wrote the posts, but admits they don’t seem to have been hacked.

On Saturday morning, five days after Joy Reid was accused of authoring a series of homophobic blog posts that were unearthed by a Twitter user, the MSNBC host apologized for the controversy but said that she still doesn’t think she wrote the posts in question.

“Here’s what I know: I genuinely do not believe I wrote those hateful things,” she said on AM Joy. “But I can definitely understand based on things I have said and have written in the past that some people don’t believe me.

On Monday, when Mediaite asked Reid about the blog posts, she said “an unknown, external party accessed and manipulated material from my now-defunct blog.” On Wednesday night, her lawyer confirmed the FBI was investigating “potential criminal activities surrounding several online accounts” belonging to Reid.

But, on Saturday, Reid admitted that the posts don’t appear to have been the result of hacking or tampering.

“When a friend found them in December and sent them to me, I was stunned,” she said “Frankly, I couldn’t imagine where they’d come from or whose voice this was. The reality is they have not been able to prove it.”

What's Next For Joy Reid?
The question is, will MSNBC cut ties with racist, bigot, anti-gay Joy Reid rather than risk alienating Democrat viewers six months before the midterms elections when viewership should dramatically increase?

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