Rebecca Kutler
Rebecca Kutler is a television executive known for her strategic vision in programming and content development. Recently appointed as the president of MSNBC, she has initiated significant changes to the network’s lineup, including the cancellation of Joy Reid's show, as part of a broader effort to reshape the network's evening offerings.
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Pakistan:
Rebecca Kutler, MSNBC president, issued a statement apologizing for Matthew Dowd's comments.
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United States:
Rebecca Kutler apologized for Matthew Dowd's inappropriate comments regarding Charlie Kirk's assassination.
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United States:
Rebecca Kutler, MSNBC President, called Dowd's comments 'inappropriate, insensitive and unacceptable'.
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Liechtenstein:
Rebecca Kutler criticized Matthew Dowd's comments about Charlie Kirk as insensitive and unacceptable.
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Israel:
Rebecca Kutler, president of MSNBC, stated that Matthew Dowd made inappropriate and unacceptable comments regarding Charlie Kirk's shooting.
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United States:
Rebecca Kutler, MSNBC president, stated that Dowd's comments were inappropriate and unacceptable.
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Canada:
Rebecca Kutler, the president of MSNBC, stated that the decision to change the name was not made quickly.
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United States:
MSNBC president Rebecca Kutler said in an internal memo about the channel's rebranding.
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United Kingdom:
Rebecca Kutler is the new MSNBC president who confirmed staff would be let go.
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United States:
Rebecca Kutler rolled out a revamped schedule that reflects Comcast’s upcoming spinoff of MSNBC.
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