Draft:MS NOW Studios
MS NOW (formerly MSNBC) Studios, how they are used, where they are, and what are their names.
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MS NOW Studios is an informal name.[1] of MS NOW (formerly MSNBC)'s studios in Times Square, NY, in 229 W 43rd St and in 400 N Capitol St.
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Comment: We have an existing article on MS NOW. I don't see why we should have this, with an 'informal' name that the author has decided to call MS NOW. If there is salient new information in this draft which doesn't yet exist in the MS NOW article and which is supported by reliable sources please add it there. DoubleGrazing (talk) 14:01, 5 March 2026 (UTC)
New York Studios
| Studio Name[2] | Shows Broadcasting from it[3][4] |
|---|---|
| 9A | The Beat, The Rachel Maddow Show (Monday), Morning Joe (alternating), MS NOW Reports(alternating),PoliticsNation, All In ,The Last Word |
| 9C | Velshi, MS NOW Reports and Morning Joe (alternating), The 11th Hour, Deadline: White House, The Weekend: Primetime |
Washington Studios
| Studio Name | Shows Broadcasting from it[3][4] |
|---|---|
| N5 | The Weekend, The Weeknight, The Briefing with Jen Psaki, Way Too Early |
NOTE: (Alternating) meaning sometimes in 9A or 9C, and (Partial) meaning show hosts are in different locations between Wash, DC and NYC, or between 9A and 9C.
NOTE: Many people think that N4 is working, According to NCS, after a fire hit the area ,the studio has gone offline since 2019[5]
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