Ugly Media Reaction Following Charlie Kirk’s Assassination and MSNBC’s WEAK Apology, w/ The Bedfords
September 11, 2025
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as posted by the channelEmily Jashinsky is joined by friends and journalists Christopher Bedford, Senior politics editor for Blaze News and author of The Beltway Brief, and Sarah Bedford, Investigations editor for the Washington Examiner, and they react to the media’s coverage of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Jashinsky highlights warm tributes from across the political spectrum, but contrasts those with MSNBC’s breaking news coverage, where Katie Tur speculated about Trump exploiting the shooting and Matthew Dowd suggested Kirk’s rhetoric played a role. MSNBC later issued a weak apology and cut ties with Dowd. The panel also criticizes outlets like Jezebel and The New Republic for demeaning headlines, and the New York Times for inserting digs into Kirk’s obituary. They note that Kirk connected deeply with young audiences through faith, family, and cultural messages—and that his death feels like the loss of someone millions of Americans either know or feel like they know.
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