“I will just say: He came up with the show, I'm the reason it's still going,” Brzezinski told the Yahoo News show “Through Her Eyes.” “I ran the show. “And that's what I did.” But Brzezinski’s relationship with Scarborough hasn’t been easy. It's hard,” Brzezinski added. It's so highly
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“I ran the show. I managed it. I booked the show. I did everything from the get-go, and tried to make a space for this incredible voice and have him modulate that voice and develop who he is today.” "It was really hard, and it took such a toll on my mental health,” she said. “And I came close to having a complete breakdown."
“I went [out] on a limb because I know he’s a good man and I know he’s not a sexual predator,” Brzezinski said. Brzezinski has also received backlash for her association with pundit Mark Halperin, a former fixture on “Morning Joe.” The Daily Beast published an article in May accusing Brzezinski and Scarborough of assisting Halperin’s “professional rehabilitation campaign” following multiple accusations of sexual harassment against Halperin during his tenure at ABC News.
“As a human being with decent feelings about helping people, I was as worried about him as I was about his victims,” Brzezinski continued. “I talked to both sides, and I tried my best, and I failed at times. It didn't work. You know, it's complicated. It's so highly charged.”
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