‘We have to do better “

The best Ekecs from Comcast issued a memory for all Comcast and Nbcuniversal Employees about the remarks made by Matthew Dowdwho was Fired as MSNBC Associate After he said in the air that the Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was a “partized” figure that pushed “hate speech”. Kirk was shot and killed Wednesday at the event in Juta.

Memo Friday came from Comcast CEO Brian RobertsPresented President Mike Cavanagh and Mark Lazarus, who is the CEO, Spinoff Company to include MSNBC (to now premenins in MS).

“You may have seen that MSNBC has recently completed its connection with an associate that has made an unacceptable and insensitive comment on this awful event,” says the memorization. “That coverage was in a chance with encouraging civil dialogue and willing to listen to the views of those who have different opinions. We should not agree, robust and passionately, but ultimately, with respect.” We need to do better. “

Wednesday, during the MSNBC coverage of Kirk’s shooting, the anchor Kati Tour was asked to create a “environment in which he was fired.”

The Dowd replied to the Kirk: “He was one of the souter figures in this, which constantly focused on certain groups. And I think it is the environment in which it is the environment in which we are around. And I think it is an environment in which it is the environment Surrounding. And I think it’s an environment in which it is the environment in which it is the environment in which it is the environment in which it is the environment. And it is the unfortunate environment in which we are. ”

The Dowd’s comment was encouraged online online and asked MSNBC to the President Rebeccac Kutler on apologize In response. She gathered her comments as “inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable”.

Read full note from Roberts, Cavanagh and Lazarus:

Dear Comcast Nbcuniversal Team,

The tragic loss of Charlie Kirk, 31-year-old father, wife and lawyer for open discussion, whose faith was important to him, reminds us of the fragility of life and urgent need for unity in our nation. Our hearts are difficult, as its passage leaves sad family and a country that was selected. There is no place for violence or hatred in our society.

You may have seen that MSNBC was a recently completed associate with an associate that made an unacceptable and insensitive comment on this awful event. That coverage was in a chance to encourage civil dialogue and willing to listen to the views of those who have different opinions. We should not agree, robust and passionate, but ultimately, with respect. We have to get better.

Charlie Kirk believed that “when people stop talking, they really start bad things.” Whether you agreed with his political attitudes, his words and procedures underline the urgency to maintain respect for the exchange of ideas – the principle we have to champ. We believe in the power of communication to gather us. Today, this belief feels more vital than ever. Something significantly broke in our public discourse, and as a company that appreciates the strength of information, we have responsibility to help him help him.

As an employees, we are looking for you to embody our values ​​in your work and community. We need to deal with respect, I listen and treat people with courtesy.