Charlie Kirk assassination

In a letter sent to Friday morning, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and President Brian Roberts teamed with Mark Lazarus as head of Versant (the new company consisting of spun off cable networks, including CNBC and MSNBC) to demand all company employees get their acts together and show more compassion in light of Charlie Kirk’s assassination while focusing on “fostering civil dialogue.”

The left simply can’t seem to comprehend that their own side may have played a significant role in the ongoing political violence epidemic. During the unfolding aftermath of Wednesday’s deadly shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah college campus, The Don Lemon Show went live and hosted several guests to discuss the shooting and political violence in America

On Thursday afternoon, it was unmistakable that MSNBC host Katy Tur was looking to turn the page following Wednesday’s disastrous in which Tur and her assembled guests (such as Matthew Dowd) stepped on one proverbial rake after another with Notable Quotable-worthy first reactions to a Utah Valley University shooting that we would soon learn was the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The investigation into the senseless assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk continues apace. However, the legacy media continue to obfuscate critical details in order to avoid an uncomfortable truth that has been relevant to other recent shootings.

The shock of Charlie Kirk being gunned down in Utah just doesn’t go away. There’s no one who’s been involved in conservative politics who doesn’t know about Charlie – even if some of us never met him – and there’s no one who doesn’t feel like this could have been the fate of any conservative speaker out in public. Managing Editor Curtis Houck lays out the worst of the bias that emerged in the…

Writing Thursday morning at his Substack, our friend, conservative talk radio host, and 2025 MRC Bulldog Award winner Erick Erickson laid out the stakes of the evil before us following Wednesday’s assassination of Charlie Kirk, the media’s role in our body politic, and calling Christians to remember the commission to be God’s light in a broken world.

On a reflective episode of The Dana Show podcast, simulcast on The First, host Dana Loesch sat down with MRC President David Bozell to honor the extraordinary life and tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk. Bozell’s opening words captured the weight of the loss: “Charlie Kirk was certainly the best at creating an activist organization in the conservative movement. He was one of, if not…

In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, there were surely many people who would have liked to speak with President Trump. So, it's notable, for better or worse, that the president apparently accepted Scarborough's call. On today's Morning Joe, Scarborough described some of their conversation. Scarborough also commended MSNBC President Rebecca Kutler for having condemned the words of…

The mood was somber on the Thursday edition of ABC’s The View. In addition to its being the 9/11 episode, the cast also had to react to the politically motivated assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Dressed mostly in black and other respectful colors, the ladies said all right things. But it sort of rang hollow given their previous lies about Kirk inviting neo-Nazis to…

After conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot but before he was pronounced dead on Wednesday, former NBC and MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner declared on The Jim Acosta Show that we all have to tone down the “insane rhetoric,” but claimed that is hard to do because of President Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington, D.C.

While most on CNN and the broadcast networks kept it civil and even eloquent at times in covering the murder of Charlie Kirk, former senior CNN media reporter Oliver Darcy chose to go the opposite direction on Wednesday night at his site Status, raging at conservative media for “particularly alarming” rhetoric “ratchet[ing] up the language” and sending America down “a darker path” unlike “…

The immediate aftermath of horrendous shootings is perceived by some in media to be the best opportunity to interject calls for gun control, or at least imply it. Such was the case during a panel discussion on MSNBC’s The Briefing with Jen Psaki.

A demonic article from the rabid leftist website Jezebel has come back to haunt its editors following the murder of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk.

MRC President David Bozell appeared on two major platforms to honor Charlie's legacy, decry the media's shameful response, and warn against the escalating rhetoric of political violence. His insights remind us why Charlie mattered — and why we must fight on.