Jose Diaz-Balart Named MSNBC Host


Perhaps Jose Diaz-Balart will have better success in the 10am time slot than Chris Jansing, who is leaving MSNBC to become NBC's White House Corespondent, did. Jansing, who hosted Jansing & Company since 2010, became a ratings drag earning the dubious title of the least watched show on the cable network. Jansing's hosting duties will end June 13. Diaz-Balart will continue to co-anchor at Telemundo while hosting the MSNBC show from Miami. According to Phil Griffin, the network president, "MSNBC is committed to engaging new audiences and communities." We're just hoping the addition of Diaz-Balart will be a fresh addition to the morning talkfest.


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