MSNBC reacted to ‘Right Wing media mob’ with firing

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Matthew Dowd: MSNBC reacted to ‘Right Wing media mob’ with firing
Dowd’s statement comes just a day after MSNBC President Rebecca Kutler announced his dismissal, issuing a statement apologizing for his words while urging other employees to be cautious of their comm...

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Dowd says MSNBC reacted to a right-wing mob in firing him for Charlie Kirk commentary
Fired MSNBC analyst defends remarks about Charlie Kirk, says network caved to 'mob'
Court may question juror on comments made about high-profile case
The United States is still in shock after the assassination of the conservative figure Charlie Kirk who was murdered by a sniper on Wednesday at Utah Valley University.

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Matthew Dowd Speaks Out After MSNBC Fired Him for Charlie Kirk Comments: Network ‘Reacted’ to the ‘Right Wing Media Mob’
Matthew Dowd clarifies remarks about Charlie Kirk that led to MSNBC firing: 'I guess I was naive'
Left-wing social media fanatics celebrate the death of Charlie Kirk and say he 'deserved' to be shot
Liberals mercilessly celebrated the murder of influencer Charlie Kirk, with some comparing him to Adolf Hitler and even suggesting he 'deserved' his fate.

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MSNBC staffers were 'immediately' sickened by analyst Matthew Dowd's comments on Charlie Kirk
Former MSNBC Analyst Matthew Dowd Says Channel “Reacted” to “Right Wing Media Mob” by Firing Him
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‘Third World Mob’ gang member guilty of trafficking over 2K pounds of marijuana in central Ohio sentenced

A member of a violent organized criminal drug organization who was convicted by a federal jury over one year ago received his sentenced this week. According to the United States Attorney’s Office, Southern District of Ohio,

'Third World Mob' gang member sentenced to more than 25 years in federal prison

Klegewerges Abate, 36, was convicted in August 2024 for drug trafficking, firearms offenses, and for fraudulently claiming COVID-19 relief funds.
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Arizona Mexican Mafia leader convicted of fraud admits to role in unsolved 1999 homicides

A supposed leader of the Arizona Mexican Mafia convicted of fraud has also admitted to being involved in multiple previously unsolved 1990s homicides.
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