Brian Williams is going to be a one-man show again.

The former face of NBC’s “Nightly News” will anchor a nightly 30-minute show on MSNBC that will focus on campaign news of the day, according to CNN.

The show, which doesn’t appear to have a title yet, will air from 11 to 11:30 p.m.

Williams was suspended for six months from NBC after getting caught serially exaggerating stories, including a claim that he came under rocket fire in the Iraq War in 2003.

Since returning from the suspension, Williams has been handling breaking-news anchor duties on MSNBC.