Charlie Kirk Case BOMBSHELL! The Most Important Evidence VANISHED!

[00:02] Let's get into it. What's going on,

[00:05] guys? Coach Colin here. Now, I'm sure

[00:08] you've already heard about the missing

[00:10] evidence in the Tyler Robinson Charlie

[00:14] Kirk case. If you haven't, if you

[00:17] haven't, I went and did some digging

[00:21] because I noticed when people find a

[00:24] certain clip, they find information,

[00:26] they always just give you a little

[00:28] snippet. I don't like that. I like to

[00:29] find the whole video. So, the whole

[00:32] video of KU TV,

[00:36] Salt Lake City, they did some great

[00:39] work. They put in a request. They were

[00:41] trying to find footage of Tyler Robinson

[00:45] actually walking in, turning himself in

[00:48] alongside his father. Apparently, that's

[00:51] missing. Now, we're going to get into

[00:53] that. And I'm going to show you that

[00:54] whole video and then I'm going to show

[00:56] you uh I'm going to show you a little

[00:59] bit of what Candace had to say about

[01:01] this whole thing. I'm going to show you

[01:02] what Dana Love had to say about this

[01:04] whole thing from WF News. I'm going to

[01:07] show you what James Lee had to say. He

[01:09] goes a little deeper and I'm even going

[01:11] to show you what Benny Johnson had to

[01:13] say about this whole thing. So, if you

[01:15] didn't know about the missing evidence,

[01:18] you are 100% going to understand it from

[01:21] beginning to end after you watch this

[01:24] video. That's what I like to do for you

[01:26] guys. Let's jump in and start with and I

[01:30] want you guys to actually see who this

[01:33] is here. KUTV2

[01:36] New Salt Lake City. They are doing some

[01:38] great work. This is not the first time

[01:40] that they've done some investigative

[01:42] work on this thing. Let's listen to what

[01:44] they have to say.

[01:45] >> Is a rule 8 attorney, qualifications

[01:47] only select number of defense attorneys

[01:48] in Utah have in order to defend cases

[01:51] with a capital offense, some involving a

[01:53] possible death penalty. He's not

[01:54] affiliated with the case involving Tyler

[01:56] Robinson, who's accused of shooting and

[01:58] killing Charlie Kirk back in September.

[02:00] I showed him what I found that could

[02:01] indicate there is potential missing

[02:03] evidence in the case.

[02:04] >> He said, "Hey, I know who I know who

[02:06] Charlie Kirk Shooter is." On September

[02:08] 17th, 2025, Washington County Sheriff

[02:11] Nate Brooks B held a press conference.

[02:12] >> Our job was not to interview. Our job

[02:14] was just to get him here.

[02:15] >> After Charlie Kirk, alleged shooter, was

[02:17] taken into custody in Washington County

[02:19] less than 2 days after the shooting.

[02:20] >> Within the hour, um, my friend drove

[02:24] Tyler and his parents to my office where

[02:27] he was greeted by plane closed

[02:29] detectives.

[02:29] >> After learning of this, I submitted a

[02:31] public records request to obtain any

[02:33] video of Tyler Robinson walking into the

[02:35] jail facility. Washington County

[02:36] responded saying there were no records

[02:38] responsive to the request as Robinson

[02:41] did not go to the jail area. A request

[02:43] for any holding room video was denied. A

[02:45] few weeks later, I re-uped the request

[02:47] on a more generalized scale for

[02:49] surveillance video showing Tyler

[02:51] Robinson walking into the sheriff's

[02:52] office.

[02:53] >> For the state of Utah, we would

[02:54] certainly hope that this video is

[02:56] available. The response, "Our office

[02:58] does not have any applicable records

[03:00] responsive to this request as the

[03:02] surveillance footage is no longer

[03:03] available after the 30-day retention

[03:05] period."

[03:06] >> I know way too close to the camera, but

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[03:13] Patreon. As you know, sometimes we get

[03:16] attacked by bigger accounts and it puts

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[03:23] can't talk about here, and you'll have

[03:26] more of a link to me just in case, cuz

[03:30] like I said, they're going to figure out

[03:32] this whole Philadelphia thing that I've

[03:34] been rolling with the past few weeks.

[03:36] And if they do, you'll find me over

[03:38] there. Link in the description. So, just

[03:40] so you know, in case anybody is

[03:42] speculating to you, and there's another

[03:44] like 2 minutes to this clip, I just have

[03:45] to jump in here. In case anybody is

[03:47] speculating to you that the authorities

[03:50] took this this footage and that's why

[03:52] it's not there. It's not this whole

[03:54] thing. It's not Take off your tin foil

[03:57] speedo, Jim. You don't need to be

[04:00] wearing that thing. No, no, no, no, no,

[04:01] no, no, no, no. Listen, they said the

[04:04] 30-day retention period. Okay, now this

[04:09] is pretty big footage. The same way that

[04:13] Charlie Kirk's crime scene was pretty

[04:16] important, right? That was a pretty

[04:18] important space. They dug it up, did

[04:21] what they had to do. I guess

[04:24] this is the same type of thing. You

[04:26] think that 30-day retention period,

[04:28] they'd be like, "You know what?

[04:30] Actually,

[04:32] I feel like we just had a pretty big

[04:34] alleged murderer here, so I think we're

[04:37] going to keep it. What do you say,

[04:38] guys?"

[04:40] 10 of them were like, "No, 30 days. 30

[04:43] days. Delete it." Is that what happened?

[04:45] Okay. Anyway, let's keep going.

[04:47] >> If in fact it has been destroyed and not

[04:50] preserved is very concerning. And if it

[04:52] has, then it's very concerning that

[04:54] they're telling you they don't have it.

[04:55] If they no longer have it, I would have

[04:57] expected to say that this this video has

[04:59] been provided to you, the Utah County

[05:01] Law Enforcement. Please contact them.

[05:03] But instead, this rhetos, in my opinion,

[05:05] as uh trying to shut the door and not

[05:07] give you free access to the press. While

[05:09] it's not clear if the video exists and

[05:11] was just handed over to another agency,

[05:13] in a response to me, Washington County

[05:15] shared with me they don't believe the

[05:16] video was shared with anyone involved in

[05:18] the case.

[05:19] >> Wanting to get videos showing that he

[05:21] turned himself in and and the manner he

[05:22] did so would be crucial for the defense

[05:24] work of mitigation.

[05:25] >> 26 years as a criminal defense attorney

[05:27] in Utah, Bautista is currently working

[05:29] another capital case in Utah County with

[05:31] the state intending to seek the death

[05:33] penalty.

[05:34] >> Again, Mr. Kirk by all accounts was was

[05:36] a great young man who was who was

[05:38] helping educate people and we encourage

[05:40] that and this is very tragic that he's

[05:43] lost his life but it is not a death

[05:46] penalty case

[05:46] >> when you look at this case on the

[05:48] surface and what you've seen play out

[05:49] what stands out to you

[05:51] >> what stands out to me is this not an

[05:52] aggravated murder case in order for it

[05:55] to be an aggravated murder case that

[05:56] something is that can qualify for the

[05:58] death penalty there has to be an

[05:59] aggravating factor

[06:00] >> Batista says the alleged weapon in the

[06:02] shooting alone doesn't meet the standard

[06:04] for prosecutors to seek the death

[06:05] penalty.

[06:06] >> The risk of hitting someone else really

[06:08] isn't there. And so that's why I believe

[06:10] that that aggravating factor is is

[06:12] really weak. Now, why it was charged

[06:14] that way is clearly political.

[06:15] >> I hope he gets the death penalty.

[06:17] >> And I just want to remind people that we

[06:19] still have the death penalty here in the

[06:20] state of Utah.

[06:21] >> Instead of looking at it objectively, a

[06:23] prosecutor is to look at the evidence

[06:24] objectively and then charge the person

[06:26] with the most applicable crime. Here,

[06:28] where they're saying it will be this

[06:30] crime, we are now taking evidence. So

[06:33] they're trying to make the facts fit a

[06:35] cause of action that is not applicable.

[06:38] >> But that that makes a lot of sense. That

[06:42] is starting to make a lot of sense. And

[06:44] listen, I'm not some, you know, I'm not

[06:48] I'm not what would you call it? A Tyler

[06:50] Robinson apologist. I'm not a fan. I'm

[06:55] not thinking that he's an angel or

[06:56] something. I'm not screaming free Tyler

[06:59] like Bill Burr was screaming free Luigi.

[07:02] I'm not doing that. That's not me. But

[07:06] there is something to that. Now, I did a

[07:08] video probably like two weeks ago, maybe

[07:11] longer, and it was of four witnesses

[07:14] who, for some reason, weren't held to

[07:16] any gag order. For some reason, they

[07:18] were allowed to give their give their

[07:22] recounting of what happened that day

[07:24] when Charlie passed. And at the end of

[07:27] it, and I didn't even play it cuz I

[07:28] didn't want that subliminally being put

[07:30] out there, but at the end of it, like a

[07:33] a nice 4-minute chunk, they start

[07:35] talking about the D penalty.

[07:38] That sounds terrible. Sometimes when

[07:41] they make us edit our language, it

[07:43] sounds worse. So, the D penalty, uh,

[07:50] if you're laughing, you're as immature

[07:51] as I am. There we go. So, they started

[07:54] talking about the D penalty. They

[07:55] started talking about it over and over

[07:56] again and each witness was like, "Yeah,

[07:59] I think that's I think that's what's

[08:01] fitting." And yeah, you know what? You

[08:03] know, like the Bible says, you know, if

[08:05] you take a life and you you you know,

[08:07] you have to you know, it's biblical.

[08:10] They started, it was just like four

[08:12] minutes of just like depenalty

[08:15] uh uh uh advertisement. It was very

[08:18] weird. Very, very weird. So, I think

[08:22] he's right about that. They're trying to

[08:23] make that fit and it's been the thing

[08:26] that's been uh said over and over and

[08:28] over again. And let me tell you

[08:30] something, what happens if that happens?

[08:32] If they go with if they go that route,

[08:35] Tyler's convicted and they go that

[08:36] route. Well, Tyler never gets to tell

[08:38] his story. Tyler never gets to talk

[08:41] about anything.

[08:43] Tyler never gets to say, you know, you

[08:45] know, like OJ. OJ is like, I wrote a

[08:47] book. It's called, you know, if I did

[08:49] it,

[08:50] right? It's crazy that he wrote a book

[08:53] like that, but he did.

[08:55] Tyler doesn't get to do any of that.

[08:59] Tyler just disappears

[09:02] once that happens.

[09:04] Dead men tell no tales, you know.

[09:08] Anyway, there's a couple of seconds

[09:10] left. Let me keep going. Believes the

[09:12] death penalty conversation in this case

[09:14] was pushed too soon.

[09:15] >> Certainly suggests abuse in our in our

[09:17] higher government.

[09:19] Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray filed a

[09:21] notice of intent to seek the death

[09:23] penalty against Tyler Robinson, who's

[09:24] accused of shooting and killing Charlie

[09:26] Kirk. Gray said on September 16th, just

[09:28] days after the shooting, that the

[09:30] decision to seek the death penalty was

[09:32] made independently. Brian Schne, KUTV2

[09:34] News.

[09:35] >> Brian Schne, that's that is the guy

[09:38] right there who did that leg work and

[09:41] actually put that request in and found

[09:43] this out. And I just feel like he has to

[09:45] be given his props. I mean, honestly,

[09:48] does he even have a YouTube channel?

[09:49] Like, it it says it right here. I mean,

[09:51] but look at this vid. This video doesn't

[09:53] have any views. I mean, I know you just

[09:54] saw it here, but man, go give that

[09:57] channel some love. Just play the video

[10:00] something. Let's check out Brian. I want

[10:02] I want to check him out. Look at that.

[10:04] 134. For the love of the game, I mean,

[10:08] this guy I know he's getting paid for

[10:10] what he does. I understand that 100%.

[10:12] But for the love of the game, 137

[10:15] subscribers. Wow. Broke a story like

[10:19] that. Only 137 or sorry, not even Yeah,

[10:23] only 137. I was going to say thousand

[10:27] subscribers. Wow. Wow. For the love of

[10:30] the game. I mean, put it up one more

[10:32] time. Give that guy some love. I mean, I

[10:35] he's probably not, you know, he's not as

[10:37] frequent as I am or Candace or anything

[10:39] like that, but still still, man, he's

[10:42] doing it he's doing it just to do it.

[10:43] And again, I know he's getting paid by

[10:45] his company and everything, but still.

[10:47] Now, let's hear what Candace had to say

[10:49] about this whole thing, cuz this is

[10:50] something that Candace touched on, and

[10:52] she actually got, you know, the whole

[10:56] the whole I don't even know, the the the

[10:58] the conservative circle just pretty much

[11:01] attacked her on this. Listen to this.

[11:03] the, you know, the dad, the dad, Tyler

[11:05] Robinson's dad recognized his own son

[11:09] and then turned his son in. And I told

[11:11] you that was a lie. That's not how

[11:13] things went down. And I was called the

[11:15] liar and no one believe it. I had

[11:16] sources. Well, now mysteriously ti the

[11:20] footage of Tyler Robinson turning

[11:22] himself in, which should in theory show

[11:24] his dad and him walking in. His dad

[11:27] turned him in. Remember that story line?

[11:29] Well, it doesn't seem like we're ever

[11:31] going to be able to get that footage

[11:33] because it's now missing.

[11:38] I don't know, guys. Just we just can't

[11:40] get one verifiable piece of evidence

[11:42] that Tyler Robinson even exists.

[11:45] Does he even exist? I think it's a fair

[11:47] question. Is he just an AI app? Is does

[11:50] Tyler Robinson even exist at this point?

[11:52] Feels like a fair question because we

[11:54] just can't we can't get one clear image.

[11:56] And now, which good on them for

[11:58] realizing, oh wait, actually we can put

[12:00] in a gamma request and figure out

[12:02] whether like we can just watch him turn

[12:04] himself in. That's a big part of the

[12:05] story. Heroic dad marches his dad in,

[12:08] marches his son in and says, "Here he

[12:11] is." I told you that was all crap. Uh so

[12:14] what actually happened? What actually

[12:17] happened? Uh

[12:21] he he also can't appear in person. He's

[12:24] appearing electronically. doesn't have

[12:25] to put his video on for court hearings.

[12:28] What is going on? How dare they call

[12:32] anything that we are covering a

[12:33] conspiracy theory. The conspiracy

[12:35] theory, I tell you what it is right now.

[12:37] I don't want you guys to be conspiracy

[12:38] theorists. The conspiracy theory is that

[12:41] Tyler Robinson, who did not attend UVU,

[12:43] had never been UVU campus, um, packed up

[12:46] his car that day, uh, jumped onto a

[12:49] rooftop, figured out how to like jump

[12:50] around like Spider-Man and just knew

[12:52] exactly where Charlie Kirk would be

[12:53] seated despite having never been there.

[12:55] Took a shot, one shot with 30 six that

[12:58] got stopped because Charlie eats

[13:00] spinach. Um, and then he swallowed it

[13:04] actually because it it actually

[13:05] ricocheted down into his stomach. He

[13:07] then makes a hasty retreat into a Dairy

[13:10] Queen where he texts every minute of

[13:12] what he did to his lover. And then

[13:14] despite going home to his lover, he

[13:16] decides the next day to still text his

[13:18] lover more about his dad. Yeah, that

[13:20] makes sense. Yeah, he's home, but

[13:22] they're still texting more because like

[13:24] that's how what you should do as opposed

[13:25] to just talking to him face to face. and

[13:27] he wanted to get away with it and he

[13:30] expresses that. But at the same time,

[13:32] despite the fact that he's got like a

[13:33] 4.3 GPA and he's like a boy genius, he

[13:37] just decides to write every minute of

[13:38] the crime that he had just committed uh

[13:41] to his love. That's actually the

[13:42] conspiracy theory. Like that's the tin

[13:44] foil hat conspiracy theory. I don't want

[13:46] you guys to believe that. That's crazy.

[13:48] That is totally crazy stuff. Anyways,

[13:50] we'll be right back and respond to some

[13:52] of your questions and com.

[13:54] >> Man, she's right. She's right. She's

[13:58] right. And one thing she said at the

[13:59] beginning, I've actually, funny enough,

[14:02] and I wonder if she actually saw the

[14:04] same post, but that that would mean

[14:07] she's so dialed in if she saw this

[14:09] comment cuz I've been seeing comments in

[14:12] different videos, not even in my own

[14:13] comment uh threads, but people saying,

[14:17] "Is this guy even real?" There have been

[14:20] many people asking that same question,

[14:23] jokingly, but also not jokingly. They've

[14:25] been saying, "Is this guy a real

[14:27] person?" And it's really true. When you

[14:30] go back to that episode I did about

[14:31] Elizabeth Lane, she's sitting down with

[14:34] Julian Dorian, sorry, Julian Dory, and

[14:38] they are going over the fact that he had

[14:40] that thousand-y stare that he's just

[14:43] staring and he's barely and he doesn't

[14:46] even move. The first court hearing, he

[14:48] just says, he leans in, says his name,

[14:50] goes back like that. There's another

[14:52] time he was in court, too. He wasn't

[14:54] even on video.

[14:57] He It was just You're there, right? You

[14:59] can't actually appear on the video, but

[15:01] you're there. Yes, sir. That's all you

[15:02] hear. That's it. It's really, really

[15:06] odd. And then they put him in that vest.

[15:10] You know what that vest is? That's the

[15:13] vest when you're really, really sad and

[15:15] they're worried about you. But there was

[15:17] no signs of that with him. Not that we

[15:20] know of, you know, even looking into his

[15:22] background and everything. It's almost

[15:24] like a little bit of a, you know, just a

[15:28] little bit of a programming, you might

[15:30] say. Uh, yeah, it's it's really weird.

[15:32] It's really weird. It's hard to tell.

[15:34] And it's Here's the thing, you know,

[15:36] tinfoil speed, of course. But is that

[15:40] actually impossible?

[15:43] Is it impossible

[15:45] to like how many people would have to be

[15:48] involved for him to not for him to not

[15:52] be real? He's Pinocchio, you know? He's

[15:54] Pinocchio. I'm I'm not saying anything

[15:56] crazy, right? I'm just I'm just I'm just

[16:00] posing a thought process. I'm not saying

[16:01] anything concrete at all.

[16:04] How many people would have to be

[16:05] involved? There have to be not even a

[16:08] lot of people cuz who saw him at the

[16:11] school? Well, nobody

[16:14] nobody saw him at the school. For some

[16:17] reason, there's been no interview of the

[16:18] person. If you see the picture of him

[16:20] going up the stairs, there's somebody

[16:21] coming down the stairs. Why hasn't that

[16:23] person been interviewed? Why hasn't that

[16:25] person surfaced at all? At all.

[16:29] I don't know. But

[16:33] who saw him? Nobody really

[16:36] saw him jump off the roof. Who saw him

[16:38] jump off the roof? Nobody.

[16:42] It's It's actually really weird, you

[16:45] know, when you think about it. Who saw

[16:47] him put put the mouser away between the

[16:50] the the shed in the in the wooded area

[16:53] in the leafy area? No one. Who saw him

[16:57] at the Dairy Queen? No one. Dairy

[16:59] Queen's gone.

[17:02] You know, it's it's weird. It's a weird

[17:04] thing. You know, I'm not I'm not saying

[17:06] that's true, but it is weird when you

[17:09] start to think about it. Who saw him in

[17:11] the car heading there? No one.

[17:14] Did he go to a gas? He had to drive for

[17:15] hours. Did he stop at a gas station? Has

[17:17] anybody seen him there? No. No one.

[17:21] It's And then they're like, we don't

[17:24] really want him on on camera as he

[17:26] enters the courtroom or leaves the

[17:28] courtroom.

[17:30] What's going on?

[17:33] And it's like we don't even have to ask

[17:35] the question if technology has gotten to

[17:37] that point. Of course it has. Technology

[17:41] is at the point where you can see a

[17:43] video of Michael Jackson and Tupac

[17:47] dancing dancing while eating fried

[17:49] chicken together.

[17:52] That's where we're at.

[17:54] And Aussie Osborne is is the guy handing

[17:57] them their food.

[17:59] Yeah, that's where technology's at. You

[18:02] can see that all day if you want.

[18:05] We're at We're at the point in

[18:06] technology where Joe Rogan keeps on

[18:09] playing AI50 Cent songs

[18:12] and he loves them. It's his favorite

[18:14] music. The biggest podcaster in the

[18:16] world. Well, second compared to Candace

[18:20] here, the biggest one in the world. His

[18:22] favorite music is is old blues AI50

[18:28] music. That's where we're at with

[18:29] technology. I'm just saying, you know,

[18:33] let's jump into this. Let's get deeper

[18:35] into the information, people. Let's go.

[18:38] >> This is wild. Salt Lake City KUTV is now

[18:43] reporting that the surveillance footage

[18:46] of Tyler Robinson turning himself into

[18:49] authorities is missing. 2 News filed a

[18:53] public records request asking for this

[18:56] footage, and they got this response.

[18:59] quote, "We do not have any records

[19:01] responsive to this portion of the

[19:03] request as Tyler Robinson did not go to

[19:06] or enter the jail area." Which is weird

[19:10] because it was public national news that

[19:12] Tyler Robinson surrendered at the

[19:15] sheriff's office. He was taken into a

[19:17] building marked authorized personnel

[19:20] only. Robinson was kept in the back

[19:23] offices of the sheriff's office and

[19:26] turned over to the FBI and other law

[19:29] enforcement upon their arrival just

[19:32] before 6:00 a.m. on Friday. So, where is

[19:36] this footage? And remember, authorities

[19:38] knew that he was turning himself in

[19:41] because they had negotiated a gentle

[19:44] surrender. So, you have to wonder now,

[19:46] did it ever exist? Were cameras turned

[19:49] off or did this footage go missing? As

[19:53] always, I want to hear what you think

[19:55] about all of this down below.

[19:59] >> I think it's so funny when YouTube types

[20:01] do like the whole anchor, the anchor

[20:04] voice. I would like to know what you

[20:06] think down below. Back to you, Roger.

[20:10] Why? Why? We're free from that. We don't

[20:13] have to do that anymore. Look at me. I'm

[20:15] not even in a suit. I'm just in a I'm a

[20:18] Longhorn sweater with a hat on, Hunter

[20:22] S. Thompson glasses. Like, what are we

[20:24] talking? You don't have to do that

[20:25] anymore. We're done with that. We don't

[20:27] have to talk like that. I don't know.

[20:29] Some people do it. And look at this top

[20:31] comment. This was before Candace even

[20:33] said this. So, this person did not get

[20:35] this from Candace

[20:38] at this point. Did he ever exist? I'm

[20:41] like, a lot of people a lot of people

[20:43] are asking that question, man. Look at

[20:46] that. And then somebody else or possibly

[20:48] never existed.

[20:50] Like nuts there. And again, that was

[20:53] like 15 hours before Candace even

[20:56] brought it up. So very interesting.

[20:58] Let's go into Jesse Lee.

[21:00] >> A few weeks later, I re-uped the request

[21:03] on a more generalized scale for

[21:05] surveillance video showing Tyler

[21:07] Robinson walking into the sheriff's

[21:08] office.

[21:09] >> For the state of Utah, we would

[21:10] certainly hope that this video is

[21:12] available. The response, "Our office

[21:14] does not have any applicable records

[21:16] responsive to this request as the

[21:18] surveillance footage is no longer

[21:20] available after the 30-day retention

[21:22] period."

[21:23] >> So, I actually went and looked some of

[21:24] this stuff up. And according to the

[21:27] Washington County Sheriff's policy

[21:30] manual, they don't have a 30-day

[21:32] retention policy.

[21:33] >> What?

[21:34] >> Yeah. And this seems to be a repeating

[21:36] pattern, a repeating theme with this

[21:38] whole case is that every time they give

[21:40] us more information, it seems like it

[21:43] just unveils a whole new set of pieces

[21:47] that don't make any sense at all.

[21:48] >> Remember, Tyler Robinson never even

[21:51] confessed or plead guilty.

[21:54] >> He is he has not confessed to um to

[21:56] authorities. He he is he is uh he is not

[21:59] cooperating.

[22:00] >> It's not important that he never

[22:02] confessed. But what is important here is

[22:04] that his boyfriend is transgender.

[22:08] >> Very interesting stuff. Very, very

[22:11] interesting. So, there is no 30-day

[22:15] uh retention period. Did they call it

[22:18] just holding on to something and then

[22:19] getting rid of it after 30 days? That's

[22:21] not a thing.

[22:23] Odd. Odd. But that's what that's the

[22:27] reason that they gave. They officially

[22:28] gave that reason.

[22:31] Oh man. Let's move on. Let's see if

[22:33] Benny Johnson has any uh Look at Benny

[22:36] Johnson just dismayed. Just dismayed by

[22:40] this whole thing. Benny Johnson sitting

[22:42] there like, "But I'm good friends with

[22:44] Tyler. I'm good friends with Andrew.

[22:49] They told me they wanted me to speak at

[22:51] Turning Voyan." Oh. Oh no. Oh no. And

[22:55] Candace says there's a list going on. Oh

[22:57] no.

[22:59] Watch out. Benny don't go on stage, man.

[23:02] Benny needs to stay off stage. That's

[23:04] what I think. He He's one of the good

[23:05] ones. Honestly, I know some people don't

[23:07] don't like Benny. I think he's one of

[23:09] the good ones. Every time I think that

[23:12] he's going to be a company man and do

[23:14] exactly what everybody on his side is

[23:18] doing, he he does something different.

[23:21] And I really really like to see that

[23:23] honestly.

[23:24] Like just just the fact that he's

[23:26] talking about this at all. You know,

[23:28] he's friends with Jack Popic. He's

[23:29] friends with Tyler. He's friends with

[23:31] Andrew. And he's still saying in this

[23:34] video, he said, "I'm not satisfied with

[23:36] this uh with this investigation

[23:38] whatsoever." So, I found that very

[23:40] surprising. He's been like that. He was

[23:41] like that with the release of the files

[23:43] and everything. He's I I think Benny's

[23:45] solid. That's just me, though. I've been

[23:46] watching Benny for a while. When asked

[23:48] if the video was shared with any law

[23:49] enforcement or legal agency, the

[23:51] department responded, "It is my

[23:52] understanding that it was never sent out

[23:53] to any agency." What legal analysis on

[23:56] missing video? News 2 took questions uh

[23:58] from the criminal defense attorney of 26

[24:00] years in Utah who works capital cases

[24:02] including the current case in Utah

[24:03] County involving the death penalty for

[24:05] the state of Utah. It would certainly

[24:06] hope that the video is available. If in

[24:08] fact it has been destroyed or not

[24:10] preserved is very concerning. And if it

[24:12] has, it's very concerning that it's

[24:14] telling you that they don't have it. If

[24:16] they no longer have it, then I would

[24:17] expect them to say that the video has

[24:19] been provided to Utah law enforcement

[24:20] agencies, right, to be preserved. But

[24:22] instead, the letter reads, "In my

[24:23] opinion, they're trying to shut the door

[24:25] and not give you access

[24:28] to this investigation."

[24:31] Video evidence of Robinson turning

[24:33] himself in would be crucial for the

[24:35] defense work of mitigation.

[24:38] He also believes the case involving

[24:39] Tyler Robinson, who's been charged with

[24:40] shooting death of Charlie, is not a

[24:42] death penalty case.

[24:46] Goodness gracious. So, do you see what

[24:48] I'm saying here with my concern? WTF?

[24:51] Says Tim Pool. Holy crap. TV journalist

[24:53] in Utah submitted a request twice for

[24:55] the footage of Tyler Robinson. He was

[24:56] told the footage does not exist. Is this

[24:58] normal? Of course it's not. You can't

[24:59] make it up. Footage of Tyler Robinson

[25:01] turning himself into police does not

[25:02] exist. The footage simply does not exist

[25:03] anymore or it never exists in the first

[25:05] place. You decide. Investigation found

[25:07] no surveillance footage of Tyler

[25:08] Robinson turning himself in

[25:10] after the murder of Charlie Kirk. The

[25:12] requests were denied. Video was deleted

[25:14] or whatever.

[25:17] Nothing in the holding area. No footage

[25:18] of him entering the sheriff's office.

[25:19] Have you been in sheriff's office? I

[25:20] certainly have.

[25:22] I've been to police offices, federal

[25:24] buildings, and so on. Part of the job,

[25:26] right?

[25:28] And uh let me tell you what, like

[25:30] everything is under surveillance. The

[25:31] body cam, like there's body cams

[25:33] everywhere. There's there's cameras

[25:34] literally in every square inch of these

[25:36] police stations everywhere or federal

[25:39] buildings. So, of course, they have the

[25:41] footage. This is insane.

[25:46] Doesn't make any sense.

[25:51] Uh,

[25:54] I don't understand why

[25:57] they wouldn't have the footage. I mean,

[25:58] there's security footage of him at a

[26:00] Dairy Queen.

[26:03] There's security of him at a gas

[26:04] station.

[26:09] >> Security footage of him turning himself

[26:10] in.

[26:11] >> I mean, it's hard for me. Like, listen,

[26:13] I'm not It sucks. Like, so this is the

[26:16] best footage we have. You know, this is

[26:18] it.

[26:21] Oh, man. It's strange.

[26:24] It's very, very strange.

[26:27] And so, you can see now why I'm

[26:28] unsatisfied. I just want justice for my

[26:31] friend. I want the truth.

[26:34] The only way we're going to get that is

[26:35] for people to show beyond a reasonable

[26:37] doubt, demonstrabably

[26:40] all the evidence and be fully

[26:41] transparent with the American people.

[26:43] So, major trust deficit in all of this,

[26:46] >> man. Well said. Major trust trust

[26:50] deficit. That is a great way to put it.

[26:53] Benny's kind of like real. Sometimes you

[26:54] have that moment, right? Seems like

[26:56] Benny's kind of realizing realizing.

[26:58] Benny's like, "But my guy won.

[27:02] My my guy won. I don't."

[27:05] So, wait, are the authorities could they

[27:09] possibly be

[27:12] be being dishonest? And but hold on, but

[27:14] my guy won. We I thought this stopped

[27:18] once my guy wins. No, no, no, no. It

[27:21] keeps going. Actually, doesn't stop.

[27:24] Allegedly.

[27:27] Uh

[27:29] I'll be talking about this on the after

[27:31] show.

[27:32] Uh, but other than that, guys, I mean,

[27:36] let me know what you think about this

[27:37] whole thing. I mean, I think

[27:41] I'm going to be, you know, the after

[27:43] show, we can say whatever we want here.

[27:45] We got to like think about it. I think

[27:47] that

[27:49] the fact that there's no actual

[27:51] retention period, and that's what they

[27:53] said to the uh Brian Schnee, that they

[27:58] said that to him in writing.

[28:01] I think that shows that

[28:05] they either had those cameras down,

[28:09] which would be not a massive

[28:12] undertaking, but it would be a thing, or

[28:16] they have that footage

[28:18] and that footage doesn't show

[28:22] what we've all been told.

[28:26] And if not, that is so weird. So weird,

[28:32] man. Anyways, guys, just wanted to bring

[28:35] that to you. I'm out of here.