Who / What
The Dylan Ratigan Show was an American television program broadcast on MSNBC that focused on economic and political analysis. Hosted by Dylan Ratigan, a former CNBC anchor, the show aired weekdays in late‑afternoon and morning slots, offering viewers in‑depth perspectives on current events alongside financial commentary.
Background & History
The program debuted in 2009 as part of MSNBC’s expansion into late‑afternoon programming. It began as “Morning Meeting with Dylan Ratigan,” broadcasting weekdays from 9 am to 11 am. After a format shift, the show moved to a 4 pm to 5 pm Eastern Time slot under its final title. The series leveraged Ratigan’s experience from CNBC’s “Fast Money” to blend business insights with broader news coverage.
Why Notable
Dylan Ratigan’s background as a CNBC anchor lent the show a strong foundation in financial journalism. By combining economic analysis with political discussion, the program appealed to viewers interested in the intersection of markets and policy. The show’s format highlighted Ratigan’s ability to distill complex financial concepts for a general audience. Its presence on a major cable network gave it national reach during a period of intense economic uncertainty.
In the News
The Dylan Ratigan Show has since been succeeded by other programs on MSNBC, reflecting network shifts in late‑day lineups. Its legacy persists as part of the network’s historical catalog of business‑oriented television content.
