NO ONE Is Buying The FBI’s “Evidence” Against Tyler Robinson!

[00:00] This seems like an insult to the

[00:04] intelligence of the people, but I guess

[00:06] it's one they think they can get away

[00:08] with. Um, they're just going to stick to

[00:10] this narrative no matter what.

[00:14] The FBI is hard at work gathering

[00:17] evidence, gathering evidence in the uh

[00:21] tragic shooting uh of Charlie Kirk. So,

[00:25] here is Cash Patel coming on Fox News to

[00:29] say that uh the shooter left a note even

[00:32] though we didn't leave a note that we

[00:34] found, but we were able to forensically

[00:36] deduce what the contents of this note

[00:38] that doesn't exist anymore uh was. So,

[00:41] let's say easy to follow, right? Let's

[00:43] see. He I'm sure I'm sure he could put

[00:45] it much better since he's a

[00:47] professional.

[00:48] >> A written note before uh before the

[00:51] assassination attempt. That's what the

[00:52] governor said yesterday. And what did

[00:54] that say if you could?

[00:55] >> So what I'm able to say I'm sorry. So

[00:58] what I was what I'm able to say is I I I

[01:00] addressed it partially earlier is that

[01:02] the written note we believe what did

[01:04] exist and we have evidence to show what

[01:07] was in that note which is um and I'm

[01:10] going to uh summarize basically saying I

[01:12] the suspect wrote a note saying I have

[01:14] the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk

[01:16] and I'm going to take it. That note was

[01:18] written before the shooting. Um,

[01:20] evidence of existence we now have

[01:22] learned existed before the shooting was

[01:24] in the location um in the suspect and

[01:27] partner's home. But we have since

[01:29] learned that the note, even though it

[01:31] has been destroyed, we have found

[01:32] forensic evidence of the note. And we

[01:35] have confirmed what that note says

[01:37] because of our aggressive interview

[01:39] posture at the FBI. [laughter]

[01:43] >> Aggressive interview.

[01:44] >> We've confirmed what this note says even

[01:47] though it's been destroyed. We've seen

[01:49] forensic. What is forensic evidence of a

[01:51] note? What? A a pen. Is that forensic

[01:53] evidence of a note? And we've determined

[01:55] what it said through what did he say? An

[01:57] aggressive interview posture.

[01:59] >> Note says because of our [snorts]

[02:01] aggressive interview posture at the FBI.

[02:04] >> So for those wondering,

[02:05] >> I can't use enhanced interrogation

[02:07] anymore. Everyone knows what that means.

[02:08] >> Yeah, everybody knows what that means.

[02:10] So aggressive interview posture at the

[02:13] FBI. Now, for those who don't know what

[02:16] that means, you know, the FBI has

[02:18] released, you know,formational videos

[02:20] about what they mean by aggressive

[02:22] interview posture. So, here's a brief

[02:23] clip of that

[02:25] >> part, dude. I grabbed one of them, beat

[02:27] [music] it out of them.

[02:29] >> That's That's what they mean by

[02:30] aggressive interview posture, folks.

[02:32] >> Yeah.

[02:33] >> Yeah. Yeah. One more time in case you in

[02:36] case you missed it.

[02:37] >> That's a simple part, dude. I grab one

[02:39] of them, beat it out of them.

[02:41] >> Yeah. So that's we

[02:44] it's just insane. So friend of

[02:47] the show Jimmy Door

[02:50] has a take on this which I endorse. Pure

[02:53] clown show. Get this. The shooter wrote

[02:55] a note that said he was going to take

[02:56] out Charlie Kirk. But the note was

[02:58] destroyed. But trust the FBI cuz they

[03:00] say that's what the note says.

[03:02] Seriously. So cartoonish that you can't

[03:06] make this stuff up. No, you can't make

[03:08] this stuff up. You You cannot make this

[03:10] stuff up. So now they have released

[03:13] purported text exchange between Kirk's

[03:15] alleged assassin and the trans

[03:19] boyfriend. All right. So the Utah County

[03:21] DA just dictated to a press conference

[03:23] that is purportedly the full text

[03:25] message exchange between Charlie Kirk's

[03:27] assassin and his transgender boyfriend

[03:29] roommate shortly after the alleged

[03:31] assassin committed the murder. Note the

[03:33] needless use of modifiers and

[03:35] elaborations which I, the author,

[03:37] highlighted in bold. These formulations

[03:41] remind me of composition student

[03:43] struggling with his tendency to

[03:45] wordiness and not a 22-year-old boy

[03:47] texting on his phone while trying to

[03:49] grab the rifle he just used to commit an

[03:51] assassination. The text also seems to go

[03:54] out of his way to include incriminating

[03:55] details that are far beyond the scope of

[03:57] letting his lover know he'll be home

[03:59] soon. So, here's the transcript. Drop

[04:02] what you're doing. Look under my

[04:04] keyboard. The roommate says, "You are

[04:06] joking, right?" Robinson, I'm still

[04:08] okay, my love. Shouldn't be long until I

[04:11] can come home. But I got to grab my

[04:13] rifle still. To be honest, I had hoped

[04:15] to keep this secret till I died of old

[04:17] age. I am sorry to involve you.

[04:19] Roommate, you weren't the one who did

[04:21] it, right, Robinson? I am. I am. I'm

[04:24] sorry. Roommate, I thought they caught

[04:27] the person. Robinson, no. They grabbed

[04:30] some crazy old dude who was since

[04:33] arrested for uh child u images, shall we

[04:37] say. Um, that's not suspicious at all.

[04:41] Uh, then interrogated someone in similar

[04:44] clothing.

[04:45] I had planned to grab my rifle from my

[04:48] drop point shortly after, but most of

[04:50] that side of town got locked down. It's

[04:53] quiet, almost enough to get out, but

[04:55] there's one vehicle lingering. Why? Why

[04:59] did I do it? I had enough of his hatred.

[05:02] Some hate can't be negotiated. Now he's

[05:04] he's texting all this while he's trying

[05:06] to get away, right? I mean, that's what

[05:08] we're supposed to

[05:10] >> believe. If I am to grab my rifle

[05:12] unseen, I will have left no evidence.

[05:15] >> Going to attempt to retrieve it again.

[05:18] Hopefully, they have moved on. I haven't

[05:20] seen anything about them finding it.

[05:23] Roommate, how long have you been

[05:25] planning this? Robinson, a bit over a

[05:28] week, I believe. I can get close to it,

[05:30] but there is a squad car parked right by

[05:32] it. I think they already swept that

[05:35] spot, but I don't want to chance it. I'm

[05:38] wishing I had circled back and grabbed

[05:40] it as soon as I got to my vehicle. I'm

[05:44] Look at all of this text. I'm

[05:46] >> They lift this from Weathering Heights.

[05:48] >> Yeah. I mean, it's I was like [laughter]

[05:50] like it's in this elevated pro style.

[05:53] >> Yeah.

[05:54] >> Nobody Nobody would write this texted

[05:57] this. Who text this?

[05:59] much less a 22y old

[06:01] >> who's like trying to get away with a

[06:04] Yeah. Who's on the run? I'm worried what

[06:06] my old man would do if I didn't bring

[06:09] back grandpa's rifle. I D E K. I don't

[06:13] even know. I'm assuming if it had a

[06:15] serial number, but it wouldn't trace to

[06:17] me. I worry about Prince. I had to leave

[06:21] it in a bush where I changed outfits.

[06:23] So, that is exposition. So as as you

[06:27] know an aspiring playwright and

[06:28] screenwriter of my old days or my my my

[06:31] youth uh one thing that uh the mark of

[06:36] Yeah. Like Ben Shapiro one thing is

[06:38] that's the mark of bad fiction is when

[06:41] you go out of your way to reveal

[06:43] exposition inorganically.

[06:46] >> Yeah.

[06:46] >> Right. Like for example, you don't want

[06:49] the character to to say, you know, um

[06:53] you know, uh oh, let's let's go to

[06:56] McDonald's. That was the first job that

[06:58] I had before I went to high school when

[07:01] I was 14 because it's inorganic and

[07:03] revealing.

[07:04] >> Nobody would do that,

[07:05] >> right? No one just re No one just

[07:07] narrates their life casually in

[07:09] conversation. So where I changed

[07:12] outfits, I might have to abandon it and

[07:14] hope they don't find Prince. How the f

[07:17] will I explain losing it to my old man?

[07:19] Only thing I left was the rifle wrapped

[07:22] in a towel. Remember how he was

[07:24] engraving bullets?

[07:27] >> The effing messages are mostly a big

[07:29] scheme. If I see

[07:32] >> meme

[07:32] >> big mostly a big meme. Sorry. If I see

[07:35] notice bulge UWU on Fox News, I might

[07:39] have a stroke. All right, I'm going to

[07:42] have to leave it. That really effing

[07:44] sucks. Judging from today, I'd say

[07:46] Grandpa's gun does just fine. IDK. I

[07:50] think that was a $2K

[07:52] scope. Delete this exchange. My dad

[07:55] wants photos of the rifle. So, if you're

[07:58] telling to delete the exchange, it means

[08:00] you're cognizant of the possibility that

[08:02] this is going to wind up as evidence.

[08:04] know, like if you're telling them to

[08:06] delete the exchange. My dad wants photos

[08:08] of the rifle. He says grandpa wants to

[08:10] know who has what. The feds released a

[08:12] photo of the rifle and it is very

[08:14] unique. He's calling me right now, not

[08:17] answering. Since Trump got into office,

[08:20] my dad has been pretty diehard MAGA. I'm

[08:22] going to turn myself in willingly. One

[08:24] of my neighbors here is a deputy for the

[08:26] sheriff. Again, you are all I worry

[08:29] about, love. Don't take any interviews

[08:31] or make any comments. If any police ask

[08:34] you questions, ask for a lawyer and stay

[08:38] silent.

[08:42] If

[08:45] I mean, look, if his lover is all he's

[08:48] worried about, why is he implicating her

[08:51] or him or whatever in the crime to begin

[08:53] with? If you're going to turn yourself

[08:55] in, why not leave your lover out of it

[08:59] if you don't want to if you don't want

[09:01] to create problems for them. That's not

[09:04] to say that people who commit a crime

[09:06] like this think all this through

[09:07] logically, but

[09:09] this is what they got. This is what they

[09:11] got. And the story is that what he

[09:13] shoved a rifle in his pants to get on

[09:14] the roof. As Kim Iverson points out,

[09:17] those pants were skin tight.

[09:19] >> You got to hide a gun in that. How would

[09:22] you like it's just

[09:23] >> yeah I mean this there's there's where I

[09:25] come back to it's the it's the Oliver

[09:28] Stone JFK principle you might be able to

[09:31] debate certain aspects you know some

[09:33] people have said the hand signals people

[09:35] made too much out of that whatever man

[09:38] do you believe this account of the story

[09:41] >> this account of the story is impossible

[09:44] so now you've established they're lying

[09:47] now you have to start to ask why that we

[09:50] can all agree on whatever Maybe this

[09:52] detail or that detail taken as a whole.

[09:54] Look at this. Nobody would write this.

[09:57] Nobody would write this. It's

[09:58] impossible. Look at Look at the style.

[10:00] And if there are any people that are so

[10:04] intrinsically incompetent that they

[10:07] would try to pass this off as a

[10:09] legitimate exchange. It's crazy eyes

[10:12] Patel and company.

[10:14] >> Yeah. This totally unnecessary and

[10:17] needlessly detailed confession by text

[10:19] message is what one would expect to see

[10:21] in the climactic why did you do it scene

[10:23] or film noir convention.

[10:26] The following example from the Maltese

[10:28] Falcon though in this case bogeies why

[10:31] did you do it delivery is angry instead

[10:33] of tender and distraught. So Will Adams

[10:36] says the FBI is fabricating fake text

[10:38] now. I'm Gen Z and this isn't how we

[10:41] talk. If Biden's FBI tried this, he'd be

[10:43] impeached by sunset. But when it's

[10:45] Trump's crew were just supposed to

[10:47] shrug, no. This is and should

[10:49] be a national scandal. Enough with the

[10:51] double standards. This is how the text

[10:54] messages of the Robinson guy sounds.

[10:56] Barack. Good morning, Michelle. My wife.

[10:58] Michelle. Hello, Obama. Yes, exactly.

[11:01] Revealing the exposition. Hey, FBI. My

[11:04] parents don't believe me. Can you please

[11:06] tell them I studied last weekend? Here

[11:08] are my texts to prove it. Hey, hello my

[11:11] friend. So, do you remember last weekend

[11:12] when we were studying physics? Yes, we

[11:15] were studying physics last weekend. It

[11:17] was very studious of us. Exactly. Not

[11:20] even AI is buying the supposed Tyler

[11:22] Robinson text messages to the supposed

[11:24] lover. You expect me to believe that he

[11:27] allegedly just finished an assassination

[11:29] full of adrenaline and in a panic would

[11:31] text a nolla to his lover right after,

[11:34] giving us convenient plot points. That's

[11:37] right. So Grock doesn't even buy it

[11:40] here. Based on what's shown in your

[11:43] screenshots, the content itself,

[11:47] the Robinson roommate transcript is

[11:49] extremely detailed, full of

[11:50] incriminating admissions, and

[11:52] conveniently structured like a script.

[11:54] So yeah, we don't have to read that

[11:56] whole thing, but uh you get the picture.

[11:59] Uh, thank goodness Robinson left a

[12:02] string of text messages that completely

[12:03] corroborate everything the FBI told us

[12:06] 48 hours earlier. And if you look on

[12:10] Twitter, you'll see, you know, uh, just

[12:13] as Pam Bondi was roundly, you know,

[12:17] denounced by even people within MAGA for

[12:20] the just foot and mouth nature of the

[12:23] uh, you know, hate speech versus free

[12:25] speech. and we're going to prosecute

[12:27] Office Depot workers for not printing

[12:29] flyers and things like that. Uh, you

[12:31] know, you've seen a lot on the MAGA side

[12:33] of things. Steve Bannon saying he's

[12:34] suspicious of the text message. Matt

[12:36] Walsh was saying he was suspicious of

[12:38] the text exchange. Um, so yeah, I mean,

[12:41] look, like

[12:43] this is already an FBI and a DOJ,

[12:47] uh, that MAGA itself, the the MAGA

[12:50] coalition had grown very suspicious of

[12:52] given their handling of the Epstein

[12:54] files. And so, uh, they don't have a lot

[12:57] of, uh, goodwill in the bank with the

[13:00] base. And, uh, of course, uh, this is

[13:03] not helping. Uh, this is not helping at

[13:06] all. This seems like an insult to the

[13:11] intelligence of the people, but I guess

[13:13] it's one they think they can get away

[13:15] with. Um, they're just going to stick to

[13:17] this narrative no matter what. And hey,

[13:20] look, when it comes to the murder, look,

[13:23] I Donald Trump's politics were never my

[13:26] politics. I never voted for Donald

[13:27] Trump. I never voted against Donald

[13:29] Trump. I didn't vote for Hillary

[13:30] Clinton. I didn't vote for Joe Biden. I

[13:33] didn't vote for Kla Harris. So, like if

[13:35] this is a crime committed by a leftist,

[13:40] no matter who did it, I would denounce

[13:42] it just as loudly. I would disavow it

[13:44] and condemn it just as loudly, no matter

[13:46] who did it, no matter the motive. So,

[13:49] like I I I'm I'm not trying to spin this

[13:51] in any particular direction. What I'm

[13:53] saying is based on what we see here, um

[13:58] the the narrative that they insist that

[14:00] this was, you know, leftist ideology and

[14:03] and that it was motivated in that way,

[14:06] it it I'm just not convinced of that

[14:09] based on the fact that they're not

[14:11] producing what strikes even Steve Bannon

[14:14] as credible evidence, even Roger Stone

[14:17] as credible evidence. Um, you know, he

[14:19] says the, you know, a lot of these

[14:21] questions remain unanswered. Um, and the

[14:25] fact that yes, you do have what looks

[14:28] like, uh, a group of very angry,

[14:31] powerful people who had reason to be mad

[14:33] at Charlie Kirk, which suggests a

[14:36] broader conspiracy. Suggests, it does

[14:38] not prove it, of course. Um, but yeah,

[14:40] the the more we learn about this, the

[14:42] worse it looks.

[14:45] The day you walked into my office, I

[14:47] knew it was going to end this way.

[14:49] >> Right. Yeah. Yeah.

[14:51] >> I always hated Charlie. I always hated

[14:53] him. I smiled at him, but I secretly

[14:55] harbored feelings. Yeah. No, it's it's

[14:58] it's an insult to their own supporters

[15:01] that they are not making more of an

[15:03] effort at this cover up.

[15:06] >> And uh as one of those tweets pointed

[15:08] out,

[15:09] >> um how much of a double standard are you

[15:12] going to apply? Because yes, if this

[15:15] happened, can you imagine if this

[15:18] happened under the Biden administration

[15:19] and they released that?

[15:21] >> Yeah.

[15:22] >> And tried to pass that off as a real

[15:24] exchange from the the killer.

[15:28] >> Um Yeah. No, the fact and I don't know

[15:33] if this is still true. Supposedly hadn't

[15:36] seen a lawyer in the first 48 hours. Um

[15:41] the whole thing just stinks. The whole

[15:42] thing doesn't add up. And nobody the

[15:45] fact that they claimed he stuck the gun

[15:47] in his pants, but then okay, even even

[15:50] if you accept that, why would he put it

[15:52] back together and leave it in the woods

[15:53] like that? Like th this is a classic

[15:56] kind of MK Ultra operation. I'm sorry.

[15:59] We got into that a little bit on Katie's

[16:02] show last night. We actually on this

[16:04] show um interviewed uh the author of

[16:08] Chaos, Tom O'Neal. and um you know he

[16:12] basically made a very good case that

[16:15] their claim that MK Ultra didn't work is

[16:18] a lie and he shows the receipts man he

[16:21] found the files where Jolly West and

[16:24] other people who were involved in it um

[16:27] claimed that it was a success. This was

[16:29] in forgotten boxes and files uh in the

[16:33] in the basement of universities. Um, so,

[16:38] okay, if if you take that evidence as

[16:40] real, and I do, is going back to the 50s

[16:43] and 60s, they re they figured out how to

[16:46] program people for assassination. The

[16:49] Butler thing is very strange. This is

[16:53] very strange. Um, it looks like he was

[16:57] set up as a as a psy. And if you look at

[17:02] the way this is going and if you look at

[17:04] past history, you know, I I don't wish

[17:08] this for him. It would not surprise me

[17:12] at all if he conveniently selfdees.

[17:17] >> Uh yeah, it's um it's it's a very very

[17:22] troubling pattern of uh of information

[17:25] that we're looking at here. I mean, who

[17:27] buys that? who buy like this is what

[17:30] you're this is what you're putting out

[17:31] there as evidence. I mean, come on. Come

[17:35] on. I mean, it's just like it just gets

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