Rachel Maddow will get a whopping $30 million a year to stay at MSNBC through the 2024 election, despite recent and 'heated' negotiations that landed the longtime host in a cushy weekly format, according to a Daily Beast report.

The multi-year deal will let Maddow, who is said to currently make at least $7 million a year on her current contract, develop new projects at the cable channel and with parent company NBCUniversal, according to Business Insider. 

She also will transition in 2022 from her five-day-a-week show to airing just one day a week next year, sources told CNN.  

The 48-year-old former Rhodes scholar, who is the highest-rated host for MSNBC, has talked about streaming and podcasting as an alternative to hosting a nightly show, the Daily Beast reports.

Maddow has hosted the show since 2008. 

According to insiders close to the new deal, Maddow will step away from The Rachel Maddow Show around spring 2022, and will instead host a broadcast that will run weekly for about 30 weeks per year, the Daily Beast reports.