Bolling Exposes Media Whitewash of Charlie Kirk’s Assassin

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[01:34] you. All righty, folks. Charlie Kirk's

[01:36] tragic and horrific murder has really

[01:39] exposed every flaw of the mainstream

[01:40] media. We've seen toxicity, false

[01:42] reporting, downright lies from li

[01:44] literally every left-wing outlet. An ABC

[01:47] reporter, I talked about this with

[01:49] Patrick B. David this morning on his

[01:51] podcast. This will blow you away. ABC

[01:54] reporter just provided another example

[01:56] of the left's miserable coverage during

[01:59] a report about the suspected killer and

[02:01] his transgender lover. Now, listen

[02:03] carefully to what this clown says.

[02:06] Watch. We have seen uh an alleged murder

[02:10] with such specific text messages about

[02:13] the alleged murder weapon, where it was

[02:15] hidden, how it was placed, what was on

[02:17] it, but also it was very touching in a

[02:19] way that I think many of us didn't

[02:20] expect. a very intimate portrait into

[02:23] this relationship between the suspect's

[02:26] roommate uh and the suspect himself with

[02:28] him repeatedly calling his roommate who

[02:31] is transitioning uh calling him my love

[02:33] and I want to protect you my love. Um so

[02:35] it was this duality of someone who the

[02:38] attorney said not only jeopardized the

[02:40] life of Charlie Kirk and the crowd but

[02:42] was doing it in front of children which

[02:43] is one of the aggravating circumstances

[02:45] of this case and on the other hand he

[02:47] was you know speaking so lovingly about

[02:49] his partner. So, a very interesting and

[02:51] as Pierre said, riveting press

[02:53] conference. David,

[02:54] >> Matt, Matt though, can you Did you hear

[02:56] what he said? He thought it was cute. It

[02:57] was He thought it was warm, touching.

[02:59] Are you freaking kidding me? Matt

[03:01] Gutman, ABC. You loser. You're supposed

[03:04] to be a journalist. You're supposed to

[03:05] report what you see. That's what

[03:07] journalism is. That's what reporters do.

[03:09] You don't speculate on whether it's cute

[03:12] or not that an assassin was sending love

[03:15] notes to his friend, his boyfriend.

[03:18] Speaking of that, Mad Dog had a great

[03:20] idea. Let's read these little notes that

[03:22] they were sending back and forth to each

[03:24] other cuz I have a theory and I brought

[03:26] this out this morning on the that

[03:27] podcast with Patrick McDavid. I haven't

[03:30] heard this before. I believe this from

[03:31] the bottom of my heart. Remember the

[03:33] shooter, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson,

[03:36] 22-year-old texting with his trans

[03:40] boyfriend roommate who texts like this,

[03:43] who speaks like this, who types like

[03:45] this. We are quoting. Put it up there,

[03:48] mad dog. The roommate says, "What?

[03:50] You're joking, right?" The trans

[03:52] roommate Robinson says, "I'm still okay,

[03:56] my love, but I'm stuck in Orum for a

[03:59] while longer." Yeah, it shouldn't be

[04:00] long until I come home, but I got to

[04:02] grab my rifle still. To be honest, I had

[04:04] hoped to keep this secret till I died of

[04:07] old age. I'm sorry to involve you. Who

[04:09] texts like this? Then the roommate says,

[04:11] "You weren't the one who did it right."

[04:13] E Robinson says, "I am. I'm sorry."

[04:16] Admission of guilt right there.

[04:19] Interesting, right? Roommate says, "I

[04:21] thought they caught the person." Robin

[04:22] says, "No, they grabbed some crazy old

[04:23] dude, then interrogated someone in

[04:26] similar clothing. I plan to grab my

[04:28] rifle from my drop point shortly after,

[04:30] but most of that side of town got locked

[04:33] down. It's quite almost quiet, almost

[04:36] enough to get out, but there's one

[04:37] vehicle still lingering."

[04:40] There you go. The actual steps he took

[04:43] to assassinate Charlie Kirk. Why? Robin

[04:47] says, "Why did I do it?" Roommate says,

[04:49] "Yeah, why?" Robin says, "I had enough

[04:51] of his hatred. Some hate can't be

[04:53] negotiated out." Boom. Motive. Now you

[04:57] got how he did it, why he did it, motive

[04:59] to do it, the steps he took to kill,

[05:02] assassinate Charlie Kirk. Again, who

[05:05] texts like this? I'll get to one more.

[05:08] I've had enough of this hatred. Some

[05:09] hate can't be negotiated out. If I'm

[05:11] able to grab my rifle unseen, I'll have

[05:13] no evidence. I'll leave no evidence

[05:14] going to attempt to retrieve it again.

[05:16] Hopefully, they have moved on. More more

[05:18] talking about the the process he did ex

[05:21] extrapolating, expanding on what he did,

[05:23] the steps he took. Roommate, here's the

[05:25] killer. Here's why I believe this is all

[05:28] this is all scripted and not by two

[05:30] idiots in in Utah. This is scripted by a

[05:32] bigger cabal. There's more people

[05:33] involved. Roommate says

[05:36] gay trans roommate just finds out his

[05:39] lover is the one who killed Charlie

[05:41] Kirk. It's all over the news. Lover

[05:42] hasn't been found yet. Killer hasn't

[05:44] been shooter hasn't been found yet

[05:45] because

[05:48] they don't know yet. They don't know

[05:50] it's him yet.

[05:52] If when soon as he was caught, they knew

[05:53] it's him. The lover doesn't know it's

[05:55] him yet. He says, "How long have you

[05:57] been planning this?"

[06:00] Who says this? He says, "A week." About

[06:03] a week. Motive, how he pulled it off,

[06:07] why he did it, the the aftermath of

[06:10] doing it, and then this one. How long

[06:12] have you been planning it? About a week.

[06:14] Premeditation. Firstderee

[06:17] murder slam dunk. Off to the off to the

[06:20] chamber. He's going to the chamber now

[06:22] because of this. I want to know who

[06:24] wrote this. I want to know who wrote

[06:26] these cuz whoever wrote these, follow

[06:28] the money. Follow the trail. You'll find

[06:30] out who assassinated Charlie Kirk. Sure,

[06:33] that kid probably did pull the trigger.

[06:34] They got enough DNA. But I want to know

[06:38] who set him up to it because someone

[06:40] did.

[06:42] All right, go ahead, Fox anchors. You

[06:44] can have that theory. I did come up with

[06:47] it. But just like ABC, MSNBC spent the

[06:50] day yesterday trying to humanize this

[06:53] killer. Listen to how they describe this

[06:55] murderer as some sort of compassionate

[06:57] lover and friend. Does this we do this?

[06:59] Go ahead. It seems like he had a

[07:01] roommate that loved each other, that had

[07:04] a decent some sort of relationship in

[07:06] that way. He seemed like he was on

[07:08] Discord with friends. Um, all of his

[07:11] high school, the reporting about his

[07:12] high school and people who knew him said

[07:14] he was not an outcast. He was pretty

[07:16] funny. It's very, this doesn't really

[07:19] quite fit into that category yet. Um, I

[07:22] think there are so many unanswered

[07:23] questions with the left. You know, when

[07:25] they tell you who they are, believe

[07:27] them. When they tell you who they are,

[07:28] believe them. They're telling you

[07:30] they're compassionate for Luigi Manion

[07:33] who shot a guy allegedly in the in the

[07:34] middle of his back walking down

[07:35] Manhattan Street. They're compassionate

[07:37] for a guy who murdered assassinated

[07:38] Charlie Kirk, one of the most

[07:39] influential conservatives in the history

[07:42] of of of politics. But they're

[07:44] compassionate they thought was cute,

[07:46] heartwarming, cuz he allegedly texts his

[07:49] lover. I'm calling BS on this, by the

[07:52] way. BS.

[07:54] I don't even know how people can listen

[07:56] to some of these sobab stories from the

[07:59] left on CNN. Montel Williams, remember

[08:01] him said Charlie's killer was looking

[08:02] out for his friend. Listen,

[08:06] >> could hear it. I think he also I don't

[08:09] believe he was motivated politically. I

[08:10] think this was motivated emotionally. I

[08:13] think this was a emotionally stunted

[08:16] person who literally

[08:19] when I say it this way, just hear me.

[08:21] Tried to defend his significant other,

[08:24] not trying to defend his ideology.

[08:26] >> You're a clown. You're an ass. You're a

[08:28] clown, Montel. You're a You're a loser.

[08:30] You're a [ __ ] He's an assassin. He

[08:33] murdered someone in cold blood in front

[08:35] of thousands of young people who have

[08:38] seen something they should never ever

[08:40] have to witness. Don't be an idiot. I

[08:43] don't care how much he loves his

[08:44] boyfriend. No one does. CNN still

[08:47] booking guests who don't believe there

[08:49] should be any punishment for the idiots

[08:51] who celebrated Charlie's death. Listen,

[08:55] >> um it's illiberal and it's the opposite

[08:57] of what Charlie Kirk would have wanted.

[08:59] Charlie Kirk was a debater. I didn't

[09:02] like what he said and I was offended by

[09:04] what he said. That's all right. Uh you

[09:06] know, it's it it

[09:09] not illegal. It's not a crime to offend

[09:11] someone. Um, and yeah, I think this is

[09:14] the opposite of what we need. And and

[09:16] we're just as violence is the opposite

[09:19] of what we need to to um to counteract

[09:23] speech we don't like. Um, we need more

[09:26] speech, not less. When we meet speech we

[09:29] don't like, we meet it with more free

[09:32] speech. We have to debate our ideas. We

[09:35] have to be able to talk about the things

[09:37] that we disagree with. We have to do

[09:39] that civily. But we can't punish people

[09:41] for disagreeing with us. We can't punish

[09:44] people for being jerks and celebrating

[09:47] the death of someone. That's not

[09:48] illegal.

[09:48] >> I'm not even going to go there. I'm I'm

[09:50] I'm so done with these liberal leftists.

[09:51] They're nut jobs. I want I want you

[09:54] Let's Let's just leave it at that. All

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