On Tuesday, during MSNBC's "Morning Joe," co-host Joe Scarborough told viewers about a change in plans that disappointed him and his team.

Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski were informed on Sunday that all NBC channels would share a single news feed on Monday, but this plan did not materialize, Breitbart reported.

Joe Scarborough Addresses Viewers

Joe Scarborough began the second hour of "Morning Joe" by discussing the previous day's events. Viewers were informed that there would be a unified news feed across all NBC channels on Monday. However, this did not happen as planned.

"Before we start this hour, Willie, I just wanted to briefly talk to our friends and viewers who watch us every day and talk about what happened yesterday," Scarborough said.

"We were told, in no uncertain terms, on Sunday evening that there was going to be one news feed across all NBC News channels yesterday."

The hosts were informed on Sunday evening about the unified feed plan, which included featuring Lester Holt and other key figures from "The TODAY Show."

This initiative was intended to keep the network in breaking news mode throughout the day.

Unified News Feed Plan Fails

Despite the clear instructions from the "Morning Joe" team, the unified news feed did not occur. Moreover, Scarborough expressed frustration over a satisfactory explanation for the plan change.

"That did not happen. We don't know why that didn't happen. Our team was not given a good answer as to why that didn't happen, but it didn't happen," Scarborough explained. The hosts were caught off guard by the sudden change.

Scarborough and Brzezinski were prepared to participate in the unified news feed but were disappointed when the plan was abruptly altered. Consequently, the hosts expressed their surprise and dismay at the situation.

Blowback Leads to Change in Plans

The initial plan for a unified feed changed after an intense blowback on Monday morning. Consequently, this led to the decision to abandon the unified news feed idea.

"We were also told it was going to happen throughout the day. And I guess after there was such a strong blowback about yesterday morning, I guess they changed their plans, and so those plans changed, as well," Scarborough noted.

Moreover, the "Morning Joe" hosts were left in the dark about the reasons behind the change. This lack of communication added to their disappointment and frustration.

Hosts Express Disappointment

Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski emphasized their disappointment with the situation. Additionally, they felt their team needed to be adequately informed about the change.

"We were very surprised. We were very disappointed," Scarborough said. He stressed that they would have adjusted their plans if they had known the unified news feed would not happen.

The unexpected change in the network's approach left the "Morning Joe" team unprepared and let down. Consequently, this incident highlighted the importance of clear communication within the network.

Conclusion

In summary, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski expressed their disappointment on Tuesday's "Morning Joe" regarding the cancellation of a unified news feed across NBC channels.

Despite being informed on Sunday that there would be a single news feed featuring key figures from "The TODAY Show," the plan was abruptly changed on Monday following blowback. Moreover, NBC's lack of communication and explanation left the "Morning Joe" team surprised and frustrated.