Should this news host be fired for what he said?

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WhiteSteve · Accepted Answer

They fired that guy on MSNBC just for stating the obvious, that Charlie Kirk’s message was one of hate, if you aren’t of his particular demographics, and that it’s not “good”, but also “not that weird” that someone went after him.

Classic Louis CK “OF COURSE…. but mayyyybeeeee…” situation

https://www.youtube.com/embed/XLGzFQg_1xc

But it is the SHOCK OF MY LIFE to learn FoxNews is running REAL low on professional integrity🤣🤣🤣

Staximus · Accepted Answer

Yeah, you can't allow yourself to lose your humanity.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Of course. Kilmeade is just another piece of MAGA garbage.

DonaldDarko · Answer

Probably if he's saying shit like that on air. I'm no fan of violent junkies either. I've made similar dank shit posts about them but I don't work for a TV news organization that needs to make money. Shit posting aside junkies and crazies need to be rounded up and put on a huge reservation where the saner ones can grow their own food , build infrastructure under supervision. The crazier they are the more of an asylum environment they need right down to strait jackets and padded cells. Serious research needs to be done there on mental illness.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

Absolutely! There have been a number of suspected serial killers who target homeless people, addicts and prostitutes because they know too few people value them as human beings. This dude literally just planted the bug in some psycho’s head that they’ll be making society better by killing people.
F*ck the other guy too, honestly. If you’re too emotional and stoopid to address addiction and mental illness with relevant information and meaningful empathy, just keep your mouth shut! You don’t have to have an opinion on everything! If you don’t know what you’re talking about, sit down, shut up and LISTEN for a while instead of running your ignorant mouth.

Anonymous · Answer

Yes, he should be fired.

I'm a conservative and generally more a fan of Fox than MSNBC or CNN, but the same standard should be applied on both sides of the political spectrum. This is the shit that got us where we are today, and it needs to end.

I am VERY happy to see all the hate mongering leftist pundits, business owners, teachers and others being fired for their insensitive remarks following the assassination of Kirk. That's what needs to happen, and it has been a pleasant surprise to watch it ACTUALLY play out for a change.

But there are similar influences on the right, and the guilty ones need to be held accountable, too.

It ALL needs to end.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

Screw that blueshirt guy! The left's comments were just as bad, yet he's completely downplaying them. They've said far worse things and kept their jobs, while Conservatives said far less extreme things and got fired.

Though I agree, that's a really extreme view and I genuinely can't tell if that's just a poor attempt at dark humor, considering his co-hosts didn't even react. Even if you actually believe that, why would you say it on air. But I think an appology is sufficient. Immediately firing people for making a stupid comment is extreme.

Anonymous · Answer

I hat3 Kilmeade. He's always seemed like a douche. But I'm gonna have to say no on this one, since you have so much of the same thing coming from the opposite side of the political spectrum, and all that's required of them is to make a bs apology and then all is forgiven and forgotten.

abc3643 · Answer

LOL...

I knew him.

We grew up together; he's a year younger than me and lived in the same neighborhood, so we went to all the same schools.

He was a cute kid but not a brain trust - I remember once seeing him looking like a deer caught in headlights. He was a decent kid though when we were young.

Twalli · Answer

The fact that he wasn't fired shows that the right-wing media doesn't really care. When a newscaster on MSNBC pretty much said that Kirk was asking to be killed, he was fired. This should have happened. Brian Kilme should have been fired for what he said. He didn't apologize because he regrets what he said and doesn't believe that anymore. He only apologized because he was told by Fox executives he had to.

exitseven · Answer

No, Kilmeade was upset over another heinous crime set in motion by democrats. He said this partly in jest. His apology was half baked but I think he realized what he said was wrong.

There does indeed need to be some way to get crazy people off the streets. Either incarcerate them or bring back insane asylums

DrPepper12 · Answer

Proposing a "Final Solution" for homeless? Yeah, fuck this guy. FAFO.

Still-alive · Answer

YES and so should Jesse Waters

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

What he said? I'm in church right now.

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