Is Charlie Kirk's Assassin REALLY a Leftist?

[00:00] So, they're saying they caught Charlie

[00:02] Kirk's killer. They're saying that this

[00:04] guy, Tyler Robinson, 22 years old, from

[00:06] Utah, is the one who took the kill shot,

[00:11] um, and assassinated Charlie Kirk. Now,

[00:13] we're going to go over what we know,

[00:14] what they've told us, and we're going to

[00:17] talk about why it doesn't make sense and

[00:18] why I think they're gearing up to blame

[00:20] Nick Fuentes for all of this and the

[00:22] Gropers. Right now they're saying

[00:24] leftism, uh, anti-fascism,

[00:27] u, wokeism. You know, they're saying all

[00:28] of this, but I'm pretty sure that soon,

[00:31] really soon, they're going to be

[00:32] changing the narrative. And I'm going to

[00:33] show you exactly why I think that and

[00:36] why they're going to be blaming Nick

[00:37] Fuentes and why all of this should make

[00:39] us skeptical and why we should then be,

[00:41] you know, really skeptical of the

[00:44] narrative of this guy being the lone

[00:46] shooter um, involved by himself and that

[00:49] there wasn't maybe some bigger, greater

[00:51] plot. Okay, so here's Tyler Robinson.

[00:53] This is the mug shot. He's 22 years old.

[00:56] He's from southern Utah, uh, a place

[00:58] called Washington, Utah, which is down

[01:00] by St. George, which is right on the

[01:01] Nevada, uh, or uh, Nevada, Utah border.

[01:05] However, maybe his family relocated up

[01:08] to the Provo, Southern Salt Lake region,

[01:11] uh, which is Oram Provo. He is being

[01:14] held right now in Spanish Fork, Spanish

[01:17] Fork Jail, which is in that area. And

[01:19] apparently his dad turned him in and his

[01:22] dad held him until the cops could come

[01:24] and detain him. So, uh, maybe the

[01:28] parents moved up to that region, but

[01:29] they were at one point living kind of

[01:31] down in the in the St. George area. So,

[01:34] this is, you know, this is the guy that

[01:36] they're when they identified when they

[01:38] put out the information saying, "Hey,

[01:39] we're looking for this guy. Give us any

[01:41] information on this guy." I want you to

[01:43] pay attention to these pictures, though.

[01:44] Um, this guy, Tyler Robinson, and in

[01:47] this photo, where is the gun?

[01:49] He's wearing a backpack in this picture,

[01:51] but where is the gun? Yeah, just keep

[01:53] that in mind. And also, they released

[01:54] this video. Now, this is him apparently

[01:58] escaping after the shooting, and you can

[02:01] see him. He's going to jump off this

[02:05] roof. And again, just pointing out

[02:08] where's the gun?

[02:10] And I'm pointing that out because, you

[02:13] know, they're saying that this guy is

[02:14] the shooter, but where is the evidence

[02:15] of that? I mean, they've given us a

[02:17] picture and then they arrest this kid

[02:20] and that is the kid from the picture and

[02:21] the dad recognized him probably from the

[02:23] picture and the video and the shirt and

[02:26] said that's my son or I guess a pastor

[02:28] went to the dad. The dad used to be a

[02:30] pastor in southern Utah. I don't know if

[02:32] they're Mormon. I'm actually it's it's a

[02:34] little unclear to me if they're Mormon

[02:35] or if they're a different type of

[02:36] Christianity, but um the apparently the

[02:40] pastor went to the dad. The dad then

[02:42] realized it was a son. his son maybe

[02:44] denied it at first and then or was going

[02:48] to get away. There's conflicting

[02:49] reports. Then they're saying, "No, the

[02:50] son, Tyler Robinson, actually confessed

[02:52] to the dad." So then the dad turned him

[02:54] into the police. Um, but confessed to

[02:56] what exactly? I mean, clearly this was

[02:59] probably him in the in the photographs

[03:01] that they released. And this is probably

[03:03] him running from the roof. But again, I

[03:06] don't see the gun. So they're claim but

[03:09] they're saying this is the guy that did

[03:10] it. Okay. Um,

[03:13] what do we know about this guy? So,

[03:14] here's his dad. Him and his father. This

[03:17] is not This kid doesn't look trans,

[03:20] activist, woke, right? Crazy liberal,

[03:23] right? He doesn't look Antifa. He

[03:24] doesn't look any of that. His dad um is

[03:27] a former cop and he's uh comes from a a

[03:32] mom and dad family, three kids, still

[03:35] married. Dad was a pastor and a cop.

[03:38] They're registered Republicans.

[03:40] Apparently Tyler himself actually voted

[03:42] for Donald Trump or uh donated to Donald

[03:44] Trump. They're a big gun family. So this

[03:47] is not an anti-, you know, anti-gun,

[03:50] super liberal, ultra woke kind of crazy

[03:53] family. They're I mean, you might call

[03:54] them a crazy family depending on what

[03:55] you think of all this, but certainly

[03:57] they're really into guns. Um this is him

[04:00] as a kid. His mom even posting this on

[04:03] Facebook, you know, she put happy

[04:04] birthday. This is when he was 16. He's

[04:06] now 22. Happy 16th birthday to my

[04:08] Austin.

[04:10] Uh I think that's a different son

[04:12] actually. That must be a different son.

[04:14] Um he's a leather leather working

[04:16] guntoing cowboy loving brilliant kid.

[04:18] He's had so many talents. It's been so

[04:19] fun to watch him develop. Love you

[04:20] Austin. So that's the brother. I think I

[04:22] think we kind of pulled the wrong post

[04:24] on that. But anyway, you know the kids I

[04:26] mean the brother even is showcasing his

[04:28] gun loving. And that's that is Tyler

[04:30] there with his mom graduating from high

[04:33] school I assume. I don't think he

[04:34] graduated from college. There they are

[04:36] with the guns. Um, more guns. Family

[04:40] loves guns.

[04:43] There they are as a family. This is why

[04:44] I don't think they're Mormon. As

[04:46] somebody who was Mormon myself, this

[04:49] says jolliest.

[04:51] I think um, jolliest bunch of [ __ ]

[04:54] [laughter]

[04:56] on their shirt. Jolliest. You know,

[04:58] Mormons don't really talk like that.

[05:00] That wouldn't be in Mormon circles. this

[05:03] would be not appropriate at all in any

[05:05] way, shape, or form to have shirts that

[05:07] say this. Most Mormons would not even

[05:10] find this funny. So, I don't think

[05:12] they're Mormon, but people are saying

[05:13] that they are, but I don't think that

[05:14] they are.

[05:16] The reason why people are saying they

[05:17] are is because the mom posted this on

[05:19] Facebook and um this is kind of one of

[05:22] those, you know, you take your family

[05:23] photo and you put a thing on it and this

[05:26] thing, you know, how there was like

[05:28] people that did like the rainbow flag

[05:30] or, you know, COVID um ribbons or

[05:34] whatever and they kind of put those

[05:36] overlays on their profile picture. This

[05:38] is one of those overlays. But this was a

[05:40] campaign. This was a Mormon company or a

[05:43] Mormon campaign. Maybe even the church

[05:44] put it out themselves where it was like

[05:46] you can sign up to give service to do a

[05:48] service project and when you do then you

[05:50] end up with this kind of overlay on your

[05:52] family picture. So people are saying

[05:53] well they might be Mormon because she

[05:54] signed up for this thing. But a lot of

[05:56] non- Mormons sign up for these types of

[05:57] things too especially if they're living

[05:58] in a highly Mormon community. They do

[06:01] get invited into a lot of Mormon things

[06:03] without ever having to join the church.

[06:05] So that's like the Mormon way. They're

[06:07] really in they really do bring a lot of

[06:09] people. You know they're trying to

[06:10] convert you. So they're always bringing

[06:11] you around. So, or maybe she did join. I

[06:13] don't know. Sometimes one person joins,

[06:15] the rest of the family won't. It is the

[06:17] way it is. Maybe the mom did, but

[06:19] there's this overlay. I'm here to light

[06:21] the world. And then there's the family

[06:23] photo. So, I don't know if it's it's

[06:24] it's kind of neither here nor there if

[06:25] they are Mormon. What we do know is that

[06:27] they're a Christian family, gunloving

[06:30] Republicans, good family. You know, dad

[06:33] was a pre uh preacher and now he's a and

[06:36] Ann and he was a cop or no, he was a cop

[06:38] and now he's a preacher, I think, is

[06:40] what it is. And here's Tyler wearing a

[06:43] Trump costume.

[06:45] You know, he's got he's standing there

[06:46] with his brother. This is Halloween. His

[06:48] brother's, I don't know, a hunter. Um,

[06:51] and Tyler's the one that's like sitting

[06:53] on Trump's shoulders that some people

[06:55] were pointing at this as being an

[06:56] anti-Trump costume. This is actually a

[06:58] proTrump costume. This is the costume.

[07:00] He just chose to change the upper part

[07:04] to what he wears, his backpack and his

[07:06] t-shirt, because he's a teenager. So, it

[07:08] was like him being carried by Donald

[07:11] Trump. So, that's a proTrump costume.

[07:13] So, we're not talking about a leftist,

[07:14] you know, I'm showing you all of this.

[07:16] This is not some crazy wacky leftist.

[07:19] This is um the mom posting about him

[07:21] saying, "Had back to school day two with

[07:22] this man, child of mine. Didn't get a

[07:24] single picture. This was a rough one

[07:26] since it's his senior year. We met with

[07:28] his guidance counselor and started

[07:29] talking colleges. This boy is a genius

[07:31] and I'm hoping he'll pick a Utah college

[07:33] and stay close to his mama. He killed

[07:36] the ACT and he has a 4.0 0 GPA. So, his

[07:39] his options are endless. And he ended up

[07:43] going to Utah State University, which is

[07:45] up in um Logan, Utah, north of Salt Lake

[07:49] City. And this is him actually receiving

[07:52] a pretty big scholarship to Utah State.

[07:56] >> Okay.

[07:57] >> Congratulations. You have been selected

[07:59] to receive the resident presidential

[08:01] scholarship from Utah State University.

[08:03] The value of this scholarship is

[08:04] approximately $32,000.

[08:07] The scholarship is available for four

[08:09] years or eight semesters.

[08:13] >> Okay, so people are pointing at this and

[08:16] saying, see, he was radicalized when he

[08:17] went off to college. He came from a

[08:18] perfectly conservative, guntoing

[08:20] Republican family that voted for Donald

[08:22] Trump and then he went off to college

[08:23] and he became a radical. He became a

[08:26] radical in college. I'm actually seeing

[08:27] people posting this all over online,

[08:28] which is insane. I mean, what is your

[08:30] point? So, you just don't want any

[08:32] American kids to go to college now? So

[08:34] then really our country will have to be

[08:36] flooded in by Chinese and Indians

[08:38] because we won't be an educated

[08:40] population. But okay, so beside that,

[08:43] Utah State University in Logan, Utah is

[08:46] not a liberal woke college. I went to

[08:49] Utah State briefly. Tyler apparently the

[08:52] records show according to Utah State,

[08:54] they said that he attended there for one

[08:55] semester uh and then he left. I don't

[08:57] know if he went to another school beyond

[08:59] that, but he did go to Utah State very

[09:01] briefly. I went to Utah State very

[09:02] briefly. It is basically a Mormon

[09:04] university. Everybody there is Mormon

[09:06] for the most part. It is not affiliated

[09:08] with the Mormon church, but it's

[09:10] basically the de facto Mormon University

[09:13] you go to. If you're not going to BYU,

[09:15] then you go to Utah State. University of

[09:18] Utah, which is in Salt Lake, is I

[09:21] wouldn't say I I would say University uh

[09:23] of Utah is not really a Mormon school.

[09:25] There's certainly a lot of Mormons that

[09:26] go there because it's in Utah, but Utah

[09:28] State is like the mini BYU, not

[09:31] affiliated with the church. It's totally

[09:33] Mormon. So, it is not a woke crazy

[09:35] liberal university, but that is the way

[09:37] people are trying to paint it. They are

[09:39] the Utah Aggies, Utah State Aggies in

[09:42] Logan, Utah. He was not radicalized

[09:44] there. Um,

[09:47] what we also know about him, this is

[09:48] from CNN. Uh, CNN spoke to a family

[09:51] member. Uh the family member said that

[09:53] Tyler Robinson had become more Now the

[09:56] family member was vague did not say what

[09:58] politically but according to the reports

[10:00] they said Tyler Robinson had become more

[10:02] political in recent years. What does

[10:04] that mean? A lot of people have become

[10:06] more political in recent years. So

[10:09] didn't say left or right. None of that

[10:12] was said. Uh but the family member also

[10:14] said that he had been more angry or

[10:17] pointing out some something. There was

[10:19] it was really unclear. It's like this

[10:21] family, you know, it's like they're

[10:22] trying to twist it a little bit by

[10:24] saying um you know, he'd become

[10:26] political, but they don't say which kind

[10:28] of political and then they say Annie was

[10:30] angry or uh or he was saying that

[10:33] Charlie Kirk was angry. It's a little

[10:34] bit there was some conflicting reports

[10:36] on that. We're still getting some

[10:38] answers. Now, let's talk about the

[10:39] inscriptions. Now, people say, "But it

[10:41] was clearly he had a liberal agenda,

[10:43] anti-fascist agenda because of the

[10:45] inscriptions that were written all over

[10:46] the weapon or the bullets casings or

[10:49] something along those lines." This is

[10:50] the governor of Utah talking about

[10:53] specifically what was actually inscribed

[10:55] because we've been hearing that it was

[10:57] this kind of trans language or

[10:58] anti-fascist language. What exactly was

[11:01] it? This is what it was.

[11:03] >> Investigators noted inscriptions that

[11:05] had been engraved on casings found with

[11:07] the rifle. Inscriptions on a fire casing

[11:11] read notices bulges capital O. What's

[11:16] this?

[11:18] Inscriptions on the three unfired

[11:20] casings read, "Hey, fascist exclamation

[11:23] point. Catch exclamation point." Up

[11:26] arrow symbol, right arrow, and uh

[11:30] symbol, and three down arrow symbols. A

[11:32] second unfired casing read, "O Bella

[11:35] chow, bellachchow, bellachchow, chow

[11:38] chow." And a third unfired casing read,

[11:41] "If you read this, you are gay." L M A

[11:44] O.

[11:45] >> Okay. Um, so those are the inscriptions.

[11:48] We'll go over those a little bit more

[11:50] here as to why I think that these guys

[11:52] are all on the wrong trail, but um,

[11:56] well, they're going to be on the right

[11:57] trail. It's still all the wrong trail. I

[11:58] think the whole thing's the wrong trail.

[12:00] But here's also the Wall Street Journal

[12:02] reporting that

[12:04] one of the ways that the cops apparently

[12:06] caught Tyler was that in Discord, which

[12:09] is like an online community where people

[12:11] talk to each other, um he apparently had

[12:13] posted messages in Discord saying that

[12:16] he was needing to pick up the rifle from

[12:18] a drop site and that the um basically he

[12:24] was admitting to doing it and saying

[12:27] that he needed to pick it up from a from

[12:28] a drop site. Let me actually just read

[12:31] exactly what was on this. Let me pull up

[12:33] this article specifically. Says,

[12:35] "Investigators interviewed Tyler

[12:36] Robinson's roommate who showed them

[12:38] several Discord messages that allegedly

[12:41] referenced details of the shooting. Utah

[12:42] Governor Spencer Cox said the messages

[12:45] mentioned retrieving a rifle at a drop

[12:47] point, leaving it in a bush, and leaving

[12:49] the rifle wrapped in a towel." Isn't

[12:52] that a little bit Okay. I mean, that

[12:55] right there alone is suspicious. says

[12:56] the messages also included references to

[12:58] engraved bullets and a scope on the

[13:00] rifle. A Discord spokesperson said the

[13:03] company identified an account associated

[13:04] with Robinson, but it found no evidence

[13:06] that the suspect that the suspect

[13:08] planned this incident or promoted

[13:10] violence on the platform. The messages

[13:12] the roommate exchanged on Discord were

[13:14] with another third party, the

[13:16] spokesperson said. Huh. Okay. Discord

[13:19] removed Robinson's account for violating

[13:21] the company's offplatform behavior

[13:23] policy. the spokesperson said. By the

[13:25] way, um I'm that part has just been

[13:27] added when uh when I was preparing for

[13:30] this to talk to you guys about it. That

[13:32] second part of this story wasn't on that

[13:35] Wall Street Journal. All all that was in

[13:37] there at the point that when we grabbed

[13:39] this was what you see on the screen

[13:40] there, which is just that the

[13:41] investigators, the roommate said that

[13:43] there were these Discord messages that

[13:45] said, "I got to retrieve a rifle at a

[13:47] drop point. I left it in a bush. Here's

[13:48] I wrapped it in a towel and I inscribed

[13:50] all these messages on it." And that was

[13:52] the end of it. But now what's added to

[13:54] it is Discord coming out and saying

[13:56] which just fuels my theory. I'm doing

[13:59] I'm here I am in real time saying this

[14:01] to you and I'm in real time reading this

[14:03] and this just fuels to my theory that

[14:05] we're going to go into here in just a

[14:06] second. But a Discord person said the

[14:08] company identified an account associated

[14:09] with Robinson but found no evidence that

[14:11] was a different account saying all of

[14:13] those things like here's a rifle at a

[14:15] drop point and all the things I've

[14:16] inscribed. Who in their right mind would

[14:19] do that? Who would who would claim, "Oh,

[14:22] uh, I I which shooter in their right

[14:25] mind would say, I have a rifle that I

[14:26] used in this shooting and it's over here

[14:29] wrapped in a towel at a drop site. Oh,

[14:31] and I inscribed all these things on it."

[14:33] I mean, hello. Could we not become more

[14:36] I You just cannot possibly believe that

[14:39] this is the Tyler kid that did this at

[14:41] this point. I mean, that right there is

[14:42] kind of a smoking gun that this was a

[14:45] plot, a ploy that this kid is being

[14:47] maybe he was involved, roped in a bit,

[14:49] thought he was a thought thought he was

[14:51] part of a plot, you know, maybe even was

[14:53] told to get up on the roof to watch some

[14:55] things. Maybe he was getting on the roof

[14:58] thinking he was doing something else. We

[15:00] didn't see a gun when in the images that

[15:02] the FBI posted. We don't see a gun with

[15:04] him running off the roof and jumping off

[15:06] the building. And now you've got this

[15:08] suspicious Discord account that Discord

[15:10] is saying was not Tyler Robinson's. It

[15:12] belonged to somebody else. And they're

[15:13] the ones claiming, "Ooh, there's a rifle

[15:15] in a bush wrapped in a towel." And all

[15:17] of these inscriptions, these like

[15:18] leftist inscriptions are written all

[15:20] over it. H no, not suspicious at all.

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