Former ESPN Host Received ‘Vicious’ Messages for Mourning Charlie Kirk

Former ESPN host Samantha Ponder revealed that after mourning Charlie Kirk’s murder, he received a “vicious” message from strangers.

Talking with former White House press secretary Kayle Mechanney on Fox News later this week, Pondder said that a simple post about Charlie Kirk’s family inspired the serious backlash.

“The strange thing is that I really don’t say much. I did a video of his family just because I thought it was very reliable to see this because he is a father. You forget when you sometimes see people on TV that it is just a father who is a father who is a husband and these are young children,” he said. “So, I repeated a video of his family on vacation and I immediately lost thousands of followers – and who cares? It’s not about me.”

“But it was more about seeing what is going on in our country right now and I have only received vicious messages, which either of us have worked in TV. I get all the time. But it was in response to the thing that I felt that I felt that we can agree on everyone – man, it’s sad when someone was killed. I felt that I could just agree on some general public,” said.

Pondder blamed some festive reactions for the death of Charlie Kirk on the social media algorithm who were feeding people a specific story and causing displeasure.

31 -year -old Charlie Cancer was shot at a turning point USA event at Utah Valley University on 10 September. He is left from his wife Erica and two children. While the Democrat leadership reaction condemned the murder, the hardcore leftists celebrated on social media in immediate hours after his death.