After hosting MSNBC’s six o’clock hour for nearly six months, Cenk Uygur is officially leaving the network. He'll be replaced by an unlikely figure: Al Sharpton. The spot first opened back in January when Keith Olbermann abruptly ended his reign at MSNBC. Ugyur, who was a paid contributor at MSNBC and had his own Web series, “Young Turks,” was picked to fill the spot.
Ugyur’s relationship with his superiors doesn't appear to have been a good one.
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