MSNBC viewers will soon see more from former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki.

Beginning Sept. 25, Psaki will perform Mondays at 8 p.m. Eastern in addition to her Sunday program, “Inside with Jen Psaki,” which premiered on progressive cable news in March. Chris Hayes, a long-time host in the timeslot, continues Tuesday through Friday.

A highly recognizable face after two years of giving daily press conferences for the Biden administration, Psaki was a ratings success in her first full-time TV role.

She is hers

on average, the most watched MSNBC program each weekend

almost close

1 million viewers according to Nielsen data.

While cable news channels tend to maintain a consistent lineup during primetime on weekdays, MSNBC has seen audiences look for a personality that appears weekly.

To keep its biggest name Rachel Maddow when her contract expired last year, MSNBC agreed to allow her a once-a-week work schedule. Maddow only appears on Mondays at 9 p.m., while Alex Wagner’s program airs every hour for the rest of the week. The grid

entered

has

proved successful

,

with as

crazy

is

typical

being

the most watched cable news host of the hour.

MSNBC has enjoyed strong ratings as viewers flock to the channel on days when former President Trump faces a court hearing for

one of the

the four criminal charges he faces.

In July, MSNBC averaged 1.1 million prime-time viewers, more than double the number for CNN and about 400,000 more than Fox News, the leader in cable news ratings.

Separately, Fox News announced that conservative host Mark Levin will expand to two weekend nights. “Life, Liberty and Levin” will air from September 16 on Saturdays at 8 p.m., in addition to Sundays at 8 p.m.