He will continue hosting the current affairs show until Sept. 22.
The New York Post reports that CNN will make temporary schedule changes:
The current-affairs show, hosted by Dr. Drew Pinsky ("Celebrity Rehab," radio’s "Loveline"), has been axed after 5 ¹/₂ years. It will be replaced -- at least for the time being -- with reruns of "Forensic Files" and CNN originals (documentaries, etc.).
Pinsky released a statement following the announcement by CNN, who manages HLN: "It has been a privilege working at HLN. My executive producer, Burt Dubrow, and our outstanding staff and contributors were consistently exceptional. I am very excited to stay within the CNN Worldwide family as a contributor."
Last week, Pinsky gave an interview, where he had strong concerns about Clinton's health and her health care after saying that he had read through her released medical records . Pinsky pointed back to Clinton's 2012 concussion after a fall and the effects that followed in Clinton’s final months as secretary of state, and he openly questioned the wisdom of some of the treatments she'd been given by physicians.