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.” They began by saying Kirk was someone who “advocate[d] for open debate” and “whose faith was important to him” and thus his murder was a reminder of “the urgent need for unity in our nation” because “[t]here is no place for violence or hate in our society.” The letter then alluded to former Republican strategist-turned-liberal grifter Matthew Dowd and the wider coverage that was anchored by Katy Tur in the immediate aftermath of the shooting: You may have seen that MSNBC recently ended its association with a contributor who made an unacceptable and insensitive comment about this horrific event. That coverage was at odds with fostering civil dialogue and being willing to listen to the points of view of those who have differing opinions. They told employees – with the words ostensibly carrying more weight for MSNBC and NBC News – “to do better” and “be able to disagree” with others, but to do “robustly and passionately” and “with respect.” “Regardless of whether you agreed with his political views, his words and actions underscore the urgency to maintain a respectful exchange of ideas – a principle we must champion. We believe in the power of communication to bring us together,” they added. Unfortunately, they refused to explicitly admit their networks played a role in the coarsening of our body politic when they boasted “we have a responsibility to help mend” the “[s]omething essential” that’s “fractured in our public discourse.” “As employees, we ask you to embody our values in your work and communities. We should engage with respect, listen, and treat people with kindness,” the letter concluded. Remember this letter the next time Morning Joe, Michael Steele, Ayman Moyheldin, Molly Jong-Fast, Symone Sanders-Townsend, Chris Hayes, Rachel Maddow, or some other progressive on MSNBC (soon to be MSNOW) pops off or there’s some deep dive on NBC about the supposed dangers of the far right.

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President Donald Trump was in attendance at the New York Yankees baseball game to commemorate the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.Video from the event shows the president saluting as the national anthem was sung before the game against the Detroit Tigers. There were many chants of "USA!" before the start of the game.'You're going to win, you're going to go all the way, and you'll get in the playoff.'The president visited the locker room of the Yankees before the game and joked that they always won when he attended, so they were bound to win that day."You're going to win, you're going to go all the way, and you'll get in the playoff," Trump said to the players.Panels of glass were installed as a security measure at the game.Yankees manager Aaron Boone said he was excited that the president was attending the game. "I've had the honor and fortune of some presidents over the years, first pitches, whatever it may be," Boone said. "The fact that he is going to be here is something that I'm excited to be a part of, to see. I don't know what it will be like. But to interact for a few minutes, it's something I'm looking forward to."RELATED: MLB players appear to reference Trump assassination attempt during home run celebrations Photo by DOUG MILLS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images The president also honored the victims of 9/11 in a ceremony earlier in the day at the Pentagon. The team urged fans to arrive early at the stadium due to enhanced security for the president in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, his ally and friend.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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