MSNBC hosts Jonathan Capehart and Eugene Daniels had a field day roasting MAGA “snowflakes” for their outrage over Cracker Barrel’s rebrand. On Saturday’s broadcast of The Weekend, the hosts delved into why changing the popular Southern restaurant’s logo has caused such an uproar,

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Following the logo reveal and backlash, Cracker Barrel stock dropped 7.2% on August 21, 2025. This amounted to a $94 million loss in market value before partially rebounding later that day. Analysts cautioned that both the controversy and the high $700 million rebrand cost contributed to investor uncertainty, not just political outrage.

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MAGA world has made its feelings clear. Cracker Barrel debuted a new logo earlier this week, which removed the iconic image of a man leaning on a barrel, a defining part of the restaurant chain’s identity since 1977. The logo leaves only the name of the restaurant chain — marking the first time in 48 years that it only features text.

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