MSNBC Producer Quits, Admits Network Is a ‘Cancer’ That ‘Stokes National Division’

MSNBC producer Ariana Pekary has quit her job at the far-left network, while admitting MSNBC has turned into a “cancer” that “stokes national division.“

The senior producer follows in the footsteps of reporter William Arkin, a longtime and well-known military reporter, who resigned from his job with MSNBC last year while admitting the network has become infiltrated by Deep State operatives.

Ariana Pekary wrote an open letter on Monday explaining why she quit her job at MSNBC last week, admitting the network amplifies “fringe voices” in order to divide America, and forces “journalists to make bad decisions on a daily basis.”

Describing herself as an “integral member” of MSNBC’s “The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell,” Pekary began her letter by sharing quotes of what people said to her as she considered leaving the network due to the detrimental effect that it is having on American society.

“July 24th was my last day at MSNBC. I don’t know what I’m going to do next exactly but I simply couldn’t stay there anymore,” Pekary wrote. “My colleagues are very smart people with good intentions. The problem is the job itself. It forces skilled journalists to make bad decisions on a daily basis.”

Pekary said that at MSNBC it was “practically baked in to the editorial process” that decisions on what and who give coverage to were based on what would stoke the most division in society and generate the most ratings for the network. She said that behind closed doors “industry leaders will admit the damage that’s being done.”

A high-profile TV industry veteran told her, “We are a cancer and there is no cure. But if you could find a cure, it would change the world.”