The former Chief of Staff Charlie Kerk shoots the Mets broadcaster

Mickey McCoy, Charlie Kerk Former Chief of Staff, New York broadcaster Mits Gary Cohen criticized the cash notes made by the broadcaster about the rising at Chicago Coples Matt Show, who is attending the memorial service of the conservative influence.

On Thursday, McCoy posted a video of Kirk walking on Regley Field in August. He wrote that it was a real dream for Kerk, who was great Cubbies fan. But Cohen called the absence of Shaw from the “Strange” Chicago collection, he brought a lot of reaction.

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“Just a month ago, Charlie’s dream became a reality … He had the opportunity to walk in the Regley field and then – see his friend Matt Shaw while running at home.”

“A month later, Charlie and Matt Shaw went to receive a violent reaction to attend his friend’s monument. A shame on Gary Cohen …”

Cohen made his remarks during the Tuesday night match between Mets and Cubs.

“I don’t want to talk about any of the policies, but the idea of ​​leaving your team in the middle of the race for any reason is not family emergency, it really excites me.”

A Mets Todd Zelly presenter’s colleague invited the absence of “unprecedented”.

NYC Blast Mets hosts a comments on the Cubs player who is attending Carlie Kirk Memorial Service

Zelly said: “It is an unusual matter, and I think he was unprecedented of my experience as a player, and I think that he made it a little unusual that this was not revealed until after he came to his release because he believed that he was in the hideout and perhaps available, and it was not, and so it was revealed.”

Shaw explained on Tuesday the reason for his presence in the memorial, despite the schedule of his team.

“I was associated with Charlie through our (Christian) faith,” said Shu, before the Cubs opened a new series with New York Mits on Tuesday. Chicago Sun Times. “This is something that drives me every day, and the reason I can do what I do every day, and this is a very grateful thing for him.

“I know without my faith and without many blessings that I gave in my life, and I will not be here, and I am able to talk to you, comrades, and I can help this team in the end and win the championships.

“This is something I really feel, really blessed, so any reaction comes well. I feel power towards my faith and that what was supposed to happen.”

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Shaw seemed to take criticism in a move on Wednesday night. he It was 3 for 4 with a house running The Cubs also directed Mets, 10-3.

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