Skip to contentPhysical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
NewNow you can listen to Fox News articles!
Former MSNBC analyst Matthew Daud tried to defend the conflicting comments he expressed Charlie Kirk This week he spent his finger on his former employer on Friday for the “crowd”.
Daud was dropped by a progressive network Following the suggestion The “obvious” rhetoric of the conservative activist pushed firing in Utah, which ultimately stated his life, but he insisted that he did not know that Kirk was a victim at the time of his comments.
“In MSNBC, I made almost 1000 performances, speaking on a variety of topics and always invariably condemned the violence and political violence in any kind, no matter where it came. The basis.
“Keep in mind when the anchor came to me to comment on the” national environment “, the only thing that was known at the time was shots, and there was no report that the kirk was either shot. What Kirk is a betrayal that took place in the 2nd correction. ”
Analyst MSNBC Fries Matthew Dowd for “Unacceptable” Comments about Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk highlights his hats before speaking at Utah -Vvel University, Utah, Wednesday, September 10, 2025. He was shot dead and killed shortly afterwards. (Tess Crowley/The Deseret News via AP)
Daud tried to associate his comments by blaming kirk of throwing out “hated” rhetoric to wisdom transmitted Holocaust The survivors describing Germany in the 1930s and the way “#itstartedwithwiths” came to mind.
“And I said that now my legendary line” Haubated thoughts lead to hated words that eventually lead to hateful actions. “I thought about how anyone did not agree with it.
“The right wing of the media crowd followed me to many platforms, and MSNBC reacted to this mafia. Although the majority in the MSNBC knew my words were wrong, the terms of my words, forgotten (remember that I knew what Kirk was the goal), and that I apologized for what I had broken into my part.”
Charlie Kirk rose to become a conservative power plant, transformation figure campus
Dowd comments during MSNBC news lighting about Kirk’s murder caused a social media reaction.
Prior to his dismissal, MSNBC President Rebeca Cutler issued a statement called by Daud’s comments “inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable” and made an apology.
On Friday, the Higher CEO Comcast, the MSNBC parent company, and Versant, his fast parents, said staff for an insensitive coverage.
“You may have seen that MSNBC has recently ended your connection with a participant who made an unacceptable and insensitive comment about this horrible event,” wrote Comcast CEO Brian Roberts, President Mike Kavana and future Versant CEO Mark Lazarus.
“Such lighting disagreed with the development of civilian dialogue and ready to listen to the point of view of those who have different opinions. We must be able to disagree, securely and hot, but ultimately with respect. We must do better.”
COMcast executives scold employees to “do better” over MSNBC by Security Attempts
Charlie Kirk’s murder caused grief and indignation. (Phil Mass
Kirk, known conservative activist and co -founder Turning Point USA, was shot and killed At an event on a campus on Wednesday at Utah Vali University. He was 31 years old.
The suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, was arrested on Thursday evening.
Digital Fox News Digital Turned to MSNBC for comments.
Click here to get the Fox News app
“Fox News” Brian Flood contributed to this report.
