'The death of a wartime cameraman is not the time and place for this tweet,' the politician declared.Īnother user suggested Glasser think more carefully about who her world will affect before tweeting to her more than 220,000 followers. Glasser's comments came in regard to the death of Fox war zone photographer Pierre Zakrzewski (pictured here with correspondent Steve Harrington and two senior field producers), who was killed Monday while covering the invasion of Ukraine for the networkįormer US rep for Illinois and 2020 presidential candidate Joe Walsh also weighed in on the controversy, remarking that there was a 'time and place' for Glasser's anti-Fox comments. 'She's a vile human being without a shred of decency, and a colossal embarrassment to the New Yorker and CNN on a tragic day,’ the source said of Glasser's post, which a swarm of others on social media similarly deemed inappropriate and ill-timed. Speaking exclusively to Tuesday afternoon, a Fox insider slammed Glasser for her comments regarding the tragedy.
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'A cameraman died covering the war for a TV network that airs a pro-Putin propagandist as its top-rated primetime host,' Glasser, 53, sarcastically tweeted. 'What a tragedy,' CNN and New Yorker staff writer Susan Glasser wrote Tuesday, moments after reports surfaced of the 55-year-old lensman's tragic death in a Russian air strike in Horenka, outside Kyiv.īut the founder of Politico and wife of New York Times’ chief White House correspondent Peter Baker went on to put forth a very different take on the 55-year-old cameraman’s death, using it to rip the network’s controversial talking head, Tucker Carlson. A prominent New York journalist has been slammed as a 'a vile human being without a shred of decency,' after she took to Twitter to take a shot at Fox by sarcastically mourning the death of cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski, who was killed Monday while covering the invasion of Ukraine for the network.
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