MSNBC apologies for the comment of Matthew Dowd about the death of Charlie Kirk

MSNBC The President of Rebecca Kutler issued an apology for the Analyst Matthew Dowd’s remarks during the coverage of the Conservative Activist and the U.S. co-founder Charlie Kirk.

“During our breaking the shooting news Charlie Kirk, Matthew Dowd gave comments that were inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable,” cultter said Statement shared on MSNBC Public Relations X Account. “We apologize for his statements, as he did. There is no place for violence in America, politically or otherwise.”

During their coverage of Kirk’s shooting, MSNBC anchor Kati Tour asked that the Dowd was asked to “surroundings in which such shootings occur.” Dowd responded with the Following About Kirk: “He’s Been One of the Most Divisive, Especially Divisive Younger Figures in this, Who is Constantly Sort Of Pushing This Sort Of Hate Speech Or Sort Of Aimed At Certain Groups. And I Always Go Back To, Hateful Thoughts Lead to Hateful Words, Which Then Lead to Hateful Actions. You Can’t Stop With These Sort Of Awful Thoughts You Have And Then Saying These Awful Words and Not Expect Gross Actions That Take Suira. And it is an unfortunate environment We find. ”

The turf also faced network drugs for suggesting it Donald Trump will use cracking Kikr as “justification for something. “

In post to his personal account on BluekiThe Dowd issued his apologies for his comments, saying that “I apologize for my tons and words. I’m not in any way I guilty to blame Kirk for this awful attack. Let them all gather and condemn violence.

Kirk died on Wednesday after shot at the university event in Juta. He was 31 years old.

Abdomen wrote on the truth In response to Kirk’s death, “Big, even legendary, Charlie Kirk, is not dead. Nobody understood or had the heart of the United States in the United States and now and now you don’t deal with your beautiful wife Eric and family.