Charlie Kirk Case BOMBSHELL! Tyler Robinson's Family FIGHTS BACK!

[00:03] Let's get into a coach calling here.

[00:05] What's going on, guys? Apparently,

[00:08] there is a nice old lady who decided to

[00:12] speak out about her grandson, and that

[00:16] is this lady. I don't know if you know

[00:20] who this lady is, but this lady is Tyler

[00:24] Robinson's grandmother. And she actually

[00:27] apparently she spoke out. Tyler

[00:30] Robinson's grandmother says the entire

[00:32] family are Republicans. I don't know a

[00:34] single Democrat. Now, before we get

[00:37] started, that's pretty amazing. I don't

[00:41] I I like this lady already. You know,

[00:44] I'm not saying to segregate yourself

[00:45] from people, but she's just telling it

[00:47] how it is. She's like, "I've never met

[00:49] anybody in my life with a nose ring or

[00:51] purple hair. My grandson would never be

[00:54] around people with nose rings and purple

[00:57] hair. We've never even been to Portland.

[00:59] We haven't. I know he hasn't been to

[01:02] Portland. He's a good boy. He would

[01:04] never go to Portland."

[01:07] [laughter]

[01:08] But apparently, she spoke out. So, I

[01:09] have a couple of uh I went and found

[01:11] different articles. Saw one article. I

[01:14] wanted to see if there was any differing

[01:16] facts and there were like a couple. Not

[01:18] to say that one outlet is telling the

[01:20] truth, one isn't, but it was like one

[01:23] outlet was saying a little bit more

[01:25] about things. One outlet was giving

[01:26] different quotes. It's all from the

[01:28] Daily Mail pretty much. If you find like

[01:30] 10 of these articles, they're all

[01:32] speaking from what the Daily Mail

[01:34] actually got because they're the ones

[01:36] that actually spoke with her. But the

[01:38] Daily Mail was like, "Pay $1.99." And I

[01:42] said, [laughter]

[01:44] "Internet, no, I'm not going to pay 199

[01:47] for daily daily mail articles."

[01:52] What? Are you sure? I don't know. Not

[01:55] Not. And listen, I don't think you guys

[01:57] should either. You could easily just up

[02:00] that by a little bit, pay $5, sign up to

[02:03] my Patreon. [laughter]

[02:09] you know, just throwing that in there.

[02:11] [laughter]

[02:12] But let's get into it. Uh Debbie

[02:14] Robinson, 69 years old. Let me just say

[02:16] something really quick. Looking

[02:19] fantastic for 69 years old. If that's

[02:21] her, they're saying that this is her

[02:24] looking absolutely fantastic. You see,

[02:26] that's what happens when you don't know

[02:28] any Democrats.

[02:30] You just there's no need to age because

[02:32] there's nobody, you know, throwing

[02:34] bricks. flipping over cars. You don't

[02:38] know anybody that's doing that, right?

[02:40] It's, you know, it's good good wholesome

[02:42] living. Good wholesome living. Shout out

[02:45] to Debbie. Debbie Robinson, 69, claims

[02:48] she never heard Tyler Robinson

[02:49] discussing politics despite his father's

[02:51] support for the now president whom Tyler

[02:55] Robinson

[02:57] dressed as for Halloween in 2017.

[03:01] My son, his dad, is a Republican. Debbie

[03:05] Robinson told the outlet, "Most of my

[03:08] family are Republican." It's funny. She

[03:11] says, "Well, you know, I don't know any

[03:14] any single one who's a Democrat. I'm

[03:17] just so confused."

[03:19] And that's uh it's telling it's telling

[03:22] that she's coming out and saying this.

[03:23] She didn't just say that, though. She is

[03:25] confused about the whole thing. I would

[03:27] imagine she's grandma. You know, we're

[03:29] going to speak to to if what she's

[03:32] saying is true. Let me tell you

[03:33] something. Grandmas don't lie. You know,

[03:36] they don't. They don't. And I think uh I

[03:39] think what she's saying is 100% true.

[03:41] She also said this, according to another

[03:44] article, she said, "Tyler is the shiest

[03:45] kid. He has never ever spoke to politics

[03:49] uh spoke to me about politics." I could

[03:51] find that to be true, but also why would

[03:53] you want to speak to your grandmother

[03:54] about politics, you know? She added,

[03:56] "Most of my family are Republican. I

[03:59] don't know anyone single Democrat. I'm

[04:00] still confused." Uh she said her son,

[04:03] who police confirmed uh turned Tyler in,

[04:07] has not answered her calls since the

[04:10] arrest.

[04:11] That I find interesting. That I find

[04:14] interesting. So he was turned in, right?

[04:18] And now the guy's mom, Matt Robinson, is

[04:21] Tyler's dad, is calling him saying, "I

[04:24] want to know what happened." And he's

[04:25] not answering the call. I find that

[04:28] very, very interesting. your mother's

[04:30] calling and you're not gonna answer your

[04:32] mother's call. Like, I get it. You're

[04:35] stressed out and everything, but your

[04:37] mother, she's gonna be a source of calm,

[04:40] I would imagine. And I don't even have

[04:42] that type of mom. I I got like I got a

[04:44] hard iron fist type of mom. And even I

[04:47] would still answer her calls and listen

[04:49] to her re meow about how I ruined my son

[04:52] or something like that. You know what I

[04:53] mean? But he doesn't he doesn't uh he

[04:56] doesn't answer. Uh, guys, listen.

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[05:24] Subscribe. I'm out of here. Um, I don't

[05:26] know. That's [clears throat] very

[05:27] telling to me. I I you know, Candace

[05:29] talked about how

[05:31] Candace talked about how that is not

[05:34] even actually true. And she was saying

[05:37] she had good information, good sources.

[05:39] Obviously, you can't reveal those

[05:40] sources. Can't reveal where that's

[05:42] coming from, but again, it's never been

[05:46] confirmed. He's he has not confirmed

[05:49] confessed himself.

[05:52] It's basically hearsay from his father.

[05:55] And I know that sounds a little harsh to

[05:57] some people where I'm saying hearsay

[05:58] from his father. I'm not calling his

[06:00] father a liar, but his father is just

[06:02] saying, "Oh, he told me. He told me he

[06:04] did. Turning himself in." Man, when I

[06:07] finish that P Patreon episode, you're

[06:09] going to understand why. Uh uh I I just

[06:12] have trouble with that. But uh let's

[06:14] let's just keep going. I don't think

[06:16] he's ever shot a gun, she says, to tell

[06:18] the truth. Uh he doesn't hunt. He's

[06:21] never been like anything like that. I

[06:23] know he doesn't own any guns. There's

[06:26] just no way he could be that good of a

[06:28] shot. And that's it. You know, it's

[06:30] interesting. I've heard Rogan I've heard

[06:32] so many people be like, "Oh, that shot's

[06:34] real easy. That's an easy shot." No,

[06:37] it's not. And I get it. There's going to

[06:40] be some people in here, they're going to

[06:41] be like, "Actually, not if you don't if

[06:44] you don't, first off, if you don't own a

[06:46] rifle, okay, because that's she's saying

[06:49] she doesn't. We're going to touch on

[06:50] that in a second. But if you don't shoot

[06:52] it often,

[06:54] ask me how to hold a rifle if I haven't

[06:56] shot one and I haven't. I don't know.

[06:59] Like the like I'm doing what you see in

[07:01] like cartoons and movies and stuff. I

[07:03] don't actually like what's this? I don't

[07:05] know. Do you do that? Do you just leave

[07:06] it like that? I have no idea. Even just

[07:09] the positioning would be wild. Now she's

[07:13] grandma, so could she possibly not be

[07:16] privy to him practicing? Maybe he

[07:18] doesn't want to tell grandma. I know

[07:20] some people who have went and got their

[07:21] firearm licenses and they don't bring it

[07:23] up to their parents because they're

[07:24] like, "Ugh, I don't want to hear the

[07:26] speech and I don't want my mom to

[07:28] worry." I know a couple of guys, you

[07:31] know, in their 40s who are like, I don't

[07:33] feel like I don't feel like bringing

[07:35] that up to her kind of thing. So, that

[07:37] could be it. But again, you know, she I

[07:40] don't think she's lying at all. How

[07:42] could he be that good of a shot? Doesn't

[07:43] even own one. Now, touch on that

[07:45] sentence really quick. She says she

[07:46] doesn't even own one. Now, I'm assuming

[07:48] here, and we could be wrong, but Matt is

[07:52] the father of this family. There's some

[07:54] sons, right? It's Tyler. He has a

[07:56] brother. I think he might have two

[07:57] brothers. I'm not exactly sure, but

[07:59] there is a a family of kids right there.

[08:03] And Matt is teaching them to hunt. He's

[08:06] teaching them to fish. He's the one that

[08:09] has them, you know, becoming outdoorsmen

[08:13] in a sense. And Tyler was big into

[08:14] fishing. his brother was big into

[08:16] hunting. I think both of his, if he has

[08:18] two, I think they were both into

[08:19] hunting. So, Tyler's not into that at

[08:23] all. She's saying he doesn't own a

[08:26] firearm. Now, if her husband,

[08:30] Matt's father,

[08:32] had a firearm and he passed away and

[08:36] that was given to Tyler, wouldn't

[08:39] grandma know that? Wouldn't grandma

[08:42] Wouldn't there be a conversation? Like,

[08:43] I get it. You don't want to bring up

[08:45] some things to your grandmother, but

[08:47] your mom, oh, I'm taking taking daddy's

[08:50] rifle. What are you doing with it? H, I

[08:53] think I'm going to give it to Tyler. And

[08:55] also, Tyler wasn't that into hunting.

[08:58] Why wouldn't you give it to one of the

[09:00] brothers? Why would it be a gift from

[09:02] Tyler? Now, you know why I'm saying this

[09:03] is because that was the narrative the

[09:06] whole time is that this rifle was a gift

[09:10] from Tyler's grandfather and it was a

[09:13] World War I. I think it's World War I

[09:15] heirloom, which also there's been a lot

[09:17] of people who have emailed me about that

[09:19] saying that the bodies would be made of

[09:21] wood back then.

[09:24] So, that's weird. And when you see the

[09:27] picture of it, it's clearly not wood.

[09:30] Uh, so there's that. But why wouldn't

[09:33] you just say to your mom, "Hey, I'm

[09:34] giving it to Tyler." Why would Why would

[09:36] she not know that? I I think she would.

[09:39] I'm going to live in a normal world

[09:41] where if you have something that you're

[09:43] giving to one of your sons from your

[09:45] father, you're probably going to tell

[09:47] your mom like, "Hey, you know, this was

[09:49] dad's and this is this is going to go to

[09:51] Tyler. You know, it's go it's going

[09:52] somewhere good. We're keeping it in the

[09:54] family." You'd want to mention that. You

[09:57] wouldn't hide that from your mom,

[09:59] especially if your mom's like, "Hey,

[10:00] somebody's got to take it. You got sons.

[10:04] Pass this down."

[10:06] Like, come on. You know, very odd. very

[10:09] very odd. So let's keep going here. What

[10:12] else she had to say? She had never seen

[10:14] any signs that her grandson had any uh

[10:18] issues and does not believe he is

[10:20] capable of violence. In her view, he has

[10:23] always been kind, quiet, well- behaved

[10:25] child. Well, how else are you going to

[10:26] be around your grandmother? Let's be

[10:28] honest. You know what I mean? I can see

[10:30] past, you know, my own my own thoughts

[10:33] on this whole thing, but how else I'

[10:35] i've never had a grandma. Uh, I've never

[10:38] had one that I communicate with. I think

[10:40] I met one of my grandmothers, one of my

[10:42] grandparents once, never seen my

[10:44] grandfathers. So, I don't know what that

[10:47] exactly is like, but I would assume you

[10:50] want to be on your best behavior around

[10:51] them. That's what it seems like. You

[10:53] don't want to upset them at all. You

[10:55] don't want them to be disappointed in

[10:56] you. She emphasized that. And what's he

[10:58] going to do? Like start sparring with

[11:00] his grandmother like, "Hey, hey, Debbie,

[11:02] put them up. I said put put him up or

[11:05] it's right to your face. He's not, you

[11:08] know what I mean? You're not going to be

[11:09] doing that. Uh she emphasized that her

[11:12] belief isn't just because she is his

[11:14] grandmother, but because she knows him

[11:16] well and watched him grow up. And

[11:18] listen, there is something to that as

[11:20] well. You you do watch somebody grow up

[11:23] and you know the core of that person.

[11:25] Like you can tell like my my kid my kid

[11:29] my kid's real serious like all the time.

[11:32] like super serious like you know has fun

[11:34] and everything but most of the time

[11:37] being around people you know you

[11:40] introduce and you say hey say hi and

[11:42] she's like this

[11:45] like all like and that's going to be a

[11:47] core thing like it's a little baby doing

[11:49] this so that's probably going to be a

[11:50] core thing and I understand that cuz my

[11:52] mom is very very intimidating very much

[11:55] the same type of thing so that's going

[11:57] to be a core thing you there there are

[11:59] core things in people

[12:02] that you will see. You know, like when I

[12:04] was young, I was really sensitive. I was

[12:05] always crying. I was always crying. I'd

[12:08] cry every day. I was very, very

[12:10] sensitive. I still am. There's certain

[12:12] things that don't change in you. So, I I

[12:15] could definitely see her understanding.

[12:17] You know, your grandma, your parents,

[12:18] they know you really well. Really,

[12:20] really well. And uh I wouldn't just shoe

[12:23] that away. Now speaking to I believe

[12:27] this is Tyler's mom uh Amber

[12:31] says happy 16th to my and they blank out

[12:34] the name and she says this about him.

[12:37] She says he is a leatherworking gun

[12:40] toteen cowboy loving brilliant kid. He

[12:42] has so many talents. So this is on his

[12:45] birthday. Okay this is on the this is on

[12:48] one of his brother's birthday. So, it's

[12:50] very interesting that, you know, you see

[12:53] him with the firearm. You see him, you

[12:55] know, probably doing some target

[12:56] practice here. You see him doing a

[12:59] little bit of fishing here. He has his

[13:01] license here, or sorry, that's not a

[13:04] license he got there. That says uh Pine

[13:07] View Middle School, 4.0 GPA. So, my

[13:11] question would be, why not give it to

[13:12] that kid? Right? If you're going to have

[13:15] a gift to hand over, aren't you going to

[13:17] give it to that kid? the guntoing

[13:20] cowboy.

[13:22] That would just make sense to me. You

[13:24] know what I mean? So again, this is

[13:27] Debbie. This is what Debbie has to say.

[13:30] And uh I believe Debbie, it's just very

[13:32] interesting that they're speaking out

[13:35] that she's speak spoke out about this

[13:37] and nobody else has. So she was like

[13:40] into talking to somebody. She wants to

[13:43] make sure people understand because

[13:45] there is a narrative being painted about

[13:47] Tyler. The narrative is that he did it.

[13:50] You know, Anna Luna, Anna Luna, Paulina,

[13:54] whatever her name is, you know, the

[13:56] congressional smoke show. Uh she said on

[14:00] Danny Jones's podcast, she's like, "Oh

[14:02] yeah, he was a sociopath." And there's

[14:04] like no real proof that he was a

[14:06] sociopath at all really. But she was

[14:09] just putting out that narrative. That's

[14:10] what she was there on that podcast to

[14:12] do. So, it just it makes you think, why

[14:16] isn't the rest of the family throwing

[14:19] out a counternarrative

[14:20] to at least

[14:22] dull public perception of their son? At

[14:26] least say that he's nice. At least say

[14:28] that, you know, he just did this thing

[14:30] that's very wrong, but for the most

[14:32] part, he's a good kid. He really

[14:34] deserves some kind of life. Hopefully,

[14:36] it's life in prison. Please don't take

[14:38] my son from me. you know, there's no

[14:40] there's no counternarrative being built.

[14:42] Only grandma wants to put out that

[14:44] counternarrative. I find that very

[14:46] interesting even just to because, you

[14:49] know, all the jurors that will be

[14:51] selected, they're going to have seen all

[14:54] of this. They're going to have seen all

[14:55] the videos. They're going to have heard

[14:57] this case inside and out. They're, you

[14:59] know, they're going to really know about

[15:01] this. So, it's like, don't you want to

[15:02] put something out there, right? like the

[15:05] main the the official narrative is

[15:08] painting something for those jurors when

[15:10] they walk into that court when they're

[15:11] in that situation. Wouldn't you want to

[15:13] counter it at least somewhat? I find it

[15:16] very interesting that his parents don't

[15:18] want that. It's weird to me. You know,

[15:21] when Elizabeth Lane wanted to have a

[15:25] lawyer, a good lawyer put on Tyler's

[15:29] case

[15:30] from New York. you know, they were

[15:33] nonresponsive

[15:34] and, you know, there are certain people

[15:36] who were angry with Elizabeth Lane for

[15:38] even trying to do something like that.

[15:40] They wanted everything to be kept Utah

[15:43] through and through. And now we have a

[15:45] defense team who's clearly

[15:48] I don't want to say, you know, I should

[15:50] I shouldn't say clear. I'll say

[15:51] allegedly, you know, I'll say allegedly

[15:53] maybe maybe allegedly kind of stuff.

[15:56] But, you know, she's a public defender

[16:00] from Utah. highly esteemed attorney from

[16:03] Utah. It just seems like they're all

[16:05] Utah. And you know, like politicians,

[16:08] you you know, you might think that AOC

[16:13] completely hates uh name someone on the

[16:16] right, Wesley Hunt. I think he's a

[16:19] congressman for Texas, I think. Uh you

[16:22] think they hate each other, but they'll

[16:23] see each other. They'll probably be

[16:24] laughing together. You know, you'll see

[16:26] presidents, past presidents, where

[16:28] you're like, they definitely don't like

[16:29] each other and they're sitting together

[16:31] and they're smiling. So, it's never the

[16:33] way it really seems. So, I say that

[16:36] because it's probably like that for the

[16:38] defense. They probably don't hate each

[16:39] other. They're probably just like, "I

[16:40] got a job to do. I've known you for 20

[16:42] years. You've known me." I think there's

[16:45] I think that in my mind that's conflict

[16:47] of interest, but that's just the way

[16:49] things are, right, in industries. So,

[16:53] I don't know, man. It just seems very

[16:55] weird that she's coming out like this.

[16:57] The dad's not. You know, the dad the dad

[17:00] should at least say, "Hey, he turned

[17:01] himself in. I got him to turn him turn

[17:04] himself in." And I'm hoping I didn't

[17:06] just send my son to death row. You know,

[17:10] I'm I'm hoping they have some leniency

[17:12] based on that.

[17:14] You're just not hearing them say

[17:15] anything. It's like that place, that

[17:19] place, that Utah place there. It's it's

[17:22] very uh I don't know how to describe it.

[17:25] Very close-knit. We'll say that. Very

[17:29] very close-knit type of place.

[17:34] Listen, when I'm doing speaking events,

[17:36] when I'm doing uh when I'm doing comedy

[17:39] shows,

[17:41] I'm not coming. Hey, Utah, I'm not

[17:43] showing up. No. No, sir. I'm not showing

[17:46] up so some Egyptian plane can land and

[17:50] be like, "Oh, we're just here." And then

[17:52] all of a sudden, people are doing Google

[17:53] searches a week before I get there. Hell

[17:56] no. Hell no. I'm not doing that. I'm not

[17:59] showing up, Utah. Okay. Okay. I just I'm

[18:02] putting it out there. I'm not coming.

[18:04] Not coming. All of a sudden, Rob McCoy

[18:06] shows up in my show. No, Siri Bob. I

[18:11] don't need any of that. I'm sorry, Utah.

[18:14] I apologize. If there's anyone from Utah

[18:16] watching, I'm not coming. I'm not

[18:19] coming. I'm sorry. I love the place. I

[18:21] would love to see the mountains. I love

[18:23] a good mountain. Okay. But nah, not

[18:26] showing up. Anyways, [laughter] guys,

[18:30] I got no beef. I got no beef. I just

[18:34] don't want to run into, you know, random

[18:35] person. Next thing you know, I go to a

[18:37] McDonald's, something happens to me. The

[18:39] McDonald's gets torn down. They're like,

[18:41] "Oh, well, we had this planned already."

[18:43] I don't know. I don't need that. I don't

[18:46] need that. Any surveillance camera. Some

[18:49] guy just comes randomly. He's like, I

[18:50] got to take these down. I know people

[18:52] are evil. I got to take all these

[18:54] cameras. No. No. Not me. Thank you.

[18:58] Thank Thanks. Anyways, guys. Thanks for

[19:00] the invitation there. Um,

[19:03] I invited myself and then disinvited

[19:05] myself. Okay. Anyways, guys, just wanted

[19:08] to bring that to you. I'm out of here.