MSNBC’s Joy Reid hails Ma’Kiah Bryant as a senseless victim of police brutality

Reid spoke of Ma’Kiah Bryant as if she were a senseless victim of police brutality, warning her audience of the horrific video they were about to see.

The MSNBC host highlighted the late Bryant’s life by sharing videos of the teen’s social media beauty tutorials, said she looked "adorable" and was "exhibiting youth and joy."

The host of 'The Reid Out' said that she wished Bryant’s TikTok videos were why Ma’Kiah was risen to prominence, but instead, it was because she was shot and killed by police, which Reid failed to mention was justified.

Joy Reid went on to host a panel, slamming law enforcement officers for the killing of Ma’Kiah and said that people survive knife fights all the time. "The problem is, at this point, everything the police say to me is just a claim that needs to be proven," said Reid in response to the Columbus PD press-conference where they provided details of the 911 call, providing evidence of the justified shooting. "It’s very difficult to trust what they’re saying," continued Reid.

While interviewing the panel, Reid made outlandish claims that the officer shouldn’t have shot Ma’Kiah Bryant because when Reid was in school there were allegedly knife fights "all the time" and teachers were able to diffuse those situations "without guns."

A guest on the panel condemned the officer’s actions because "it was a child here that was involved in an altercation with someone else."

Although Reid briefly mentioned in the segment that Ma’Kiah had a knife, she failed to condemn Bryant’s actions which led to her being shot and killed by police after attempting to murder another black teen.

Earlier in the day, the MSNBC host took to Twitter to make more wild claims and lied to her 2 million followers that "people on the right" are lying about Black Lives Matter protesters and that BLM are the real victims, despite nearly a year worth of evidence that Black Lives Matter has rioted, looted, and burned down American communities.