Ex-MSNBC Host Joy Reid Says US Is Christian Version Of Iran ‘Oppressing Women’ For Religion
Commentator and former MSNBC host Joy Reid said on a recent podcast that the United States and Iran are essentially equally oppressive regimes distinguished mainly by religion. Reid compared the U.S. and Iran while on…


Commentator and former MSNBC host Joy Reid said on a recent podcast that the United States and Iran are essentially equally oppressive regimes distinguished mainly by Religion.
Reid compared the U.S. and Iran while on the “One 54Africa” podcast last week, using abortion and anti-DEI as examples of oppression in America. The far left commentator also claimed both “regimes” have secret police, that it’s being done “for Christianity,” and argued that the U.S. is “doing what Israel says.”
“Our regime is oppressing women,” Reid said. “We’re kicking women out of the military, out of University.” “So we’re marginally better and were doing it for Christianity, they’re doing it for Islam, right?”
After the podcast’s release, clips of this interaction went viral on social media and drew major pushback, including from those pointing out that Reid’s appearance on the podcast is itself an example of the major difference between Iran and America. “The fact that she is able to be in public without being escorted by a male member of her family is all the proof we need to know that what she says is a lie,” one X user said.
“She says this with no hijab on,” another user wrote, adding that Reid also enjoys “a job she didn’t need a man’s permission to have” and “equal legal protections” while making this comparison on a podcast “she likely travel by herself to.”
“That is so disgusting to say,” one X user wrote, echoing many of the responses.



