Brian Williams has hosted his final episode of MSNBC's The 11th Hour after 28 years at NBC with a warning of a 'mob' threat to democracy.
Williams, who remade his career as an MSNBC host after losing his job as NBC Nightly News anchor for making false claims about a wartime story, said in his final monologue that his 'biggest fear is for my country'.
He also accused politicians who swore an oath to the U.S. Constitution of deciding to 'burn it all down - with us inside'.
The anchor, 62, also used the three-minute speech to keep the door open for future possibilities away from NBC, saying that he would 'find it impossible to stay away' from his viewers and TV cameras.
Williams' final show comes after he said in a note to colleagues last month that 'following much reflection,' he had decided to exit when his contract ends in December.
Williams, 62, said he will take a few months off to spend time with his family.
Until We Meet Again. Brian Williams Signs Off
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