Despicable Charlie Kirk Coverage Proves It's Time To Shut MSNBC Down | Bobby Burack

Friday morning, MSNBC’s corporate leadership issued a rare mea culpa over its coverage of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. In a staff memo, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, President Mike Cavanagh, and Versant CEO Mark Lazarus apologized for the coverage and for remarks made by former senior political analyst Matthew Dowd, calling them "unacceptable and insensitive." Dowd had been fired earlier this week after suggesting Kirk’s "awful words" had brought about his own murder — comments made just minutes after the death of the 31-year-old was announced. The letter opened with solemn language: The tragic loss of Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old father, husband,...