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[00:00:00] It has been just over a month since [00:00:01] Charlie Kirk was murdered. There have [00:00:04] been a lot of conspiracy theories [00:00:05] discussing what happened. What I want to [00:00:08] do is focus on the truth. What do we [00:00:11] know for sure about what happened? [00:00:14] I'm going to show you some shocking [00:00:16] evidence that the government is lying. [00:00:20] [music] [00:00:24] >> [music] [00:00:36] >> Tyler Robinson was arrested for Charlie [00:00:38] Kirk's shooting and was indicted under [00:00:40] seven criminal counts, including murder. [00:00:43] The indictment explains that Tyler [00:00:45] Robinson was a lone gunman. He acted [00:00:48] alone and in the message to his lover he [00:00:51] said I had hoped to keep this secret [00:00:53] till I died of old age. The indictment [00:00:56] also explains the police found the [00:00:58] suspected murder weapon a boltaction 306 [00:01:02] rifle nearby. There was also ammo [00:01:04] engraved with transgender ideology. [00:01:08] The indictment also explains they [00:01:10] published photos of the shooter from the [00:01:12] UVU surveillance cameras. This led to [00:01:14] people recognizing Tyler Robinson which [00:01:17] led to his arrest. During this time, the [00:01:19] police also discovered the messages sent [00:01:21] from Tyler Robinson where he confesses [00:01:24] every element of the crime. The messages [00:01:26] describe a note left by Tyler Robinson [00:01:29] that read, "I had the opportunity to [00:01:31] take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to [00:01:33] take it." He confesses in the messages [00:01:36] that he alone did it. He had absolutely [00:01:40] no accompllices. He explained where he [00:01:42] left the murder weapon. He explains how [00:01:44] he engraved the ammo. And he explains [00:01:47] why he did it. He killed Charlie Kirk [00:01:51] because of love. He did it for his [00:01:53] transgender boyfriend who is [00:01:55] transitioning to a woman. At first [00:01:58] glance, this looks like a pretty [00:01:59] airtight case. They have the murder [00:02:02] weapon, video footage, and the text [00:02:05] message confession. [00:02:07] I want to look at each of these things a [00:02:09] little more closely. Here is a map of [00:02:11] the shooting. Charlie Kirk was here and [00:02:14] the shooter was allegedly on the roof [00:02:16] here, two football fields away. Now, I'm [00:02:19] not going to show the video of Charlie [00:02:21] Kirk getting shot, but what we saw was [00:02:24] blood bursting out of the front of his [00:02:26] neck. The authorities claimed that the [00:02:29] murder weapon is a 30 sex. This is a big [00:02:33] gun. People who are experts in guns [00:02:36] immediately started calling this out as [00:02:38] unlikely. Candace Owens has been doing [00:02:41] her own investigation. [00:02:43] This week, she made the bombshell claim [00:02:45] that she has received information that [00:02:47] the bullet fragment that was removed [00:02:49] from Charlie Kirk's body was not from a [00:02:52] 306. [00:02:53] Now, she has not produced any evidence [00:02:55] of this claim. So, we have to be careful [00:02:58] because she is saying the exact opposite [00:03:01] of law enforcement. [00:03:03] Law enforcement is saying that Charlie [00:03:05] Kirk was shot with a 306. [00:03:09] So I want to look at this issue [00:03:10] critically. Let me show you a video of [00:03:13] someone doing a test. So finally we come [00:03:17] to the 306. [00:03:19] This is a 150 grain bullet. Muzzle [00:03:22] velocity 2,910 [00:03:25] with energy footpounds at the muzzle [00:03:27] about 2,820. [00:03:33] So that's a powerhouse. Let me just stop [00:03:36] here. [00:03:37] Did you see how large that bullet is? [00:03:41] That is the size of the bullet they are [00:03:43] claiming pierced Charlie Kirk's neck. [00:03:46] Now, let's look at the actual test. He's [00:03:49] going to shoot at a gel head, which [00:03:51] simulates flesh and bone. [00:04:08] >> [music] [00:04:13] >> Do you understand why the weapon experts [00:04:16] think this story is unbelievable? [00:04:19] The gunshot wound was not consistent [00:04:21] with the damage you would see from a [00:04:23] 306. [00:04:26] If Charlie Kirk was hit with that [00:04:28] massive gun, his head would have [00:04:30] exploded. [00:04:32] the people standing in the front row [00:04:33] would have been covered in guts. [00:04:36] Not only that, the bullet would have [00:04:38] passed through him and hit the people [00:04:40] who were standing behind the tent. What [00:04:43] is even more strange is there is camera [00:04:45] footage showing the back of Charlie [00:04:47] Kirk's head. Only a handful of people [00:04:49] have seen this footage and they have [00:04:51] reported that it shows that there is no [00:04:53] exit wound. This has officially been [00:04:56] confirmed by Turning Point USA in a post [00:04:58] on X.com. The surgeon who worked on [00:05:01] Charlie Kirk said his bone was so [00:05:04] healthy and the density was so so [00:05:06] impressive that he's like the man of [00:05:09] steel. It should have just gone through [00:05:11] and through. The coroner did find the [00:05:13] bullet just beneath the skin. They are [00:05:17] claiming that this 3006 bullet entered [00:05:19] Charlie Kirk's neck, hit his bones that [00:05:22] acted like steel plates, and it stopped [00:05:25] the bullet just beneath the skin. [00:05:28] Let me show you the test again and you [00:05:31] tell me if their explanation is a bunch [00:05:33] of nonsense. [00:05:36] [music] [00:05:41] I think the allegation that the 306 is [00:05:43] the murder weapon is false. Let's talk [00:05:46] about the video footage. One of the key [00:05:49] points of this case is they claim that [00:05:51] they have video and photos of Tyler [00:05:53] Robinson committing the murder. Here is [00:05:56] alleged video of Tyler Robinson walking [00:05:59] to go shoot Charlie Kirk. Right now, [00:06:02] this hour, TMZ has obtained new video of [00:06:05] the before and after images of the [00:06:09] suspect accused of killing Charlie Kirk. [00:06:12] I want to show you the first video here. [00:06:15] This is of the suspect walking to the [00:06:18] venue in this neighborhood. Take a look. [00:06:21] You can see the images now of that [00:06:24] suspect. They're walking in the street [00:06:27] and if you can see the person is walking [00:06:30] with a limp there and it is believed to [00:06:33] be because that person has a rifle in [00:06:37] the pants and they are walking very [00:06:40] difficult because of that object that is [00:06:42] inside of the pants. Let's take [00:06:44] [clears throat] a look here of that limp [00:06:46] right there. And you can see there the [00:06:48] suspect continuing to walk the street [00:06:50] there very close to where the venue was. [00:06:54] And then this is after where we see now [00:06:57] that suspect clearly running in the [00:06:59] field. And this was all obtained there [00:07:03] by TMZ. And of course uh police are [00:07:06] looking at that. The feds are looking at [00:07:08] that as well. But this is the newest [00:07:10] video that we are seeing of uh all this [00:07:14] play out. And again, just happening [00:07:15] moments ago as well. We are getting a [00:07:18] new shot of uh the person of interest, [00:07:21] the suspect where these new images just [00:07:23] released by the Utah Department of [00:07:26] Public Safety. I want to show you this [00:07:27] one as well, a little bit closer up. You [00:07:30] can see what they are hoping that by [00:07:33] releasing these photos and images that [00:07:36] somebody out there is going to recognize [00:07:38] this individual. There is a $100,000 [00:07:42] reward [00:07:43] for the capture and arrest of this [00:07:46] individual that is accused of killing [00:07:50] Charlie Kirk just yesterday. Then there [00:07:52] was this video showing what happened [00:07:54] after the shot was taken. [00:08:00] So, supposedly we have video footage of [00:08:03] the whole crime, but there are a couple [00:08:06] strange things about this footage. My [00:08:09] biggest concern is that not all of the [00:08:11] footage was released. [00:08:14] They only released small portions of the [00:08:16] footage. [00:08:18] Why are they cutting the footage up and [00:08:20] only releasing parts of it [00:08:23] on the photos of the suspect walking up [00:08:25] the stairs? Why did they release grainy [00:08:27] still images and not the actual video [00:08:30] footage? [00:08:31] Isn't that strange? [00:08:34] Remember, this was released during the [00:08:36] manhunt. [00:08:38] Wouldn't they want to release more [00:08:39] footage and better quality footage if [00:08:42] they wanted the person to be caught? The [00:08:44] other problem is that the person was [00:08:46] limping in the first video, but he's [00:08:49] clearly not limping in the still images. [00:08:51] His left leg is bending in one image and [00:08:54] his right leg is bending in another [00:08:56] image. He is supposed to be limping [00:08:58] because he's carrying the gun in his [00:09:01] pant leg. But then why would the limp [00:09:04] switch to different legs in different [00:09:06] pictures? And why are they not showing [00:09:09] us this footage with the footage of him [00:09:11] running across the roof? The FBI cuts [00:09:14] off the footage from before the gunshot. [00:09:18] Supposedly, there is footage of him on [00:09:20] the roof preparing to take the shot, but [00:09:23] for some reason, they won't release it. [00:09:27] Why [00:09:29] are they not releasing it? Because it [00:09:31] would show that there is not enough time [00:09:32] for him to put the gun together before [00:09:34] the shot is fired. The official story is [00:09:38] that Tyler Robinson broke down the [00:09:40] rifle, hid it in his pants, got on the [00:09:43] roof, put the rifle together with a [00:09:46] screwdriver, then jumped off the roof, [00:09:48] and hid the gun. In the indictment, they [00:09:51] say, "A camera captures the suspect [00:09:53] running across the roof carrying an item [00:09:55] whose shape is consistent with a rifle." [00:09:58] When I look at this footage, it does not [00:10:00] look to me like he's carrying a rifle. [00:10:03] What do you think? It looks to me like a [00:10:06] tiny backpack. [00:10:08] It does not look like he's holding a [00:10:10] gun. He could not have broken it down [00:10:14] because we have the timestamp on the [00:10:16] video footage. He starts running at [00:10:18] 12:23 p.m. right after the gunshot [00:10:22] happens. Then we have this photo taken [00:10:24] from a surveillance camera 6 hours after [00:10:27] the shooting showing Tyler Robinson at a [00:10:29] Dairy Queen. When we compare these two [00:10:32] images, the first thing I notice is that [00:10:34] these are clearly not the same hat. [00:10:38] Are we supposed to believe that he took [00:10:40] off one black hat to put on another [00:10:43] black hat? [00:10:45] Why is he wearing a different hat? [00:10:49] In fact, these don't even look like the [00:10:52] same person. Was the grainy photo even [00:10:55] of Tyler Robinson? What is even more [00:10:58] strange is that FBI director Cash Patel [00:11:01] was furious at his staff over this [00:11:04] specific photo. The New York Times [00:11:07] reported that in an online meeting with [00:11:09] 200 agents, Cash Patel was insensed that [00:11:12] the agents in Salt Lake City waited [00:11:14] nearly 12 hours to show him a photo of [00:11:16] the suspected killer. This is very [00:11:19] strange. [00:11:21] Why did the agents wait 12 hours? Was it [00:11:25] because they were using that time to [00:11:27] doctor the photo and frame Tyler [00:11:29] Robinson? But it gets even crazier. This [00:11:33] is one of the clearest videos we have of [00:11:36] the shooter. [00:11:37] >> You think he'd already be in place? [00:11:39] >> You would think that. So, there's [00:11:42] somebody on the roof right there. Just [00:11:44] saying. [00:11:45] >> He just ran from uh [00:11:48] >> over Where's my finger? Well, from over [00:11:50] there, ran in. And now he's right there. [00:11:55] Just saying. [00:11:55] >> In Candace Owens investigation, she [00:11:58] actually spoke with the person who shot [00:12:00] that video. [00:12:02] This is probably the one eyewitness who [00:12:04] had the closest look at the shooter. He [00:12:08] immediately went to the police when they [00:12:09] were initially arresting the old man on [00:12:11] the scene who ended up being the wrong [00:12:13] person. This is her description of what [00:12:16] he said. This is the wrong person. I [00:12:20] observed this person with my eyes. You [00:12:23] have the complete wrong description. The [00:12:26] person you're looking for is wearing [00:12:27] tactical gear and is obviously young [00:12:29] because I watched him sprint back after [00:12:31] taking the shot. I saw this with my own [00:12:34] two eyes. So, the defense is going to [00:12:37] have an eyewitness that can testify that [00:12:40] the person on the roof does not match [00:12:42] the FBI's description of Tyler Robinson. [00:12:46] This account is verified by other facts. [00:12:50] One of the commenters on YouTube named [00:12:52] Kaylee B said this Candace, that [00:12:56] description of the shooter did go out. I [00:12:59] was listening to the Utah Valley Public [00:13:01] Safety Police Scanner immediately after [00:13:03] Charlie was shot, and the description [00:13:05] that the witness told you, black pants, [00:13:08] black tactical vest, black mask, etc., [00:13:11] was exactly the description the [00:13:13] dispatcher gave out to the police in the [00:13:15] first few hours after Charlie was shot. [00:13:18] I'm so glad I recorded it. I'm going to [00:13:21] upload it to YouTube or X and tag you. [00:13:23] There was some crazy stuff said on the [00:13:26] police scanner that day. Now, I don't [00:13:28] know who Kaye B is, but I think they are [00:13:31] an American hero because they did upload [00:13:35] the police dispatch. Here it is. is [00:13:38] going to be wearing all black, black [00:13:41] long gun, black tactical helmet, a black [00:13:44] mask, possibly wearing a tactical vest [00:13:47] and jeans. [00:13:49] Continuing attempt to locate active [00:13:51] shooter suspect, [00:13:55] tactical vest, and a black mask, [00:13:57] possibly carrying a rifle. [00:13:59] >> Why was the description the police were [00:14:01] using on that day different from the [00:14:03] photo the FBI is now circulating? [00:14:07] I think someone is lying. With all of [00:14:10] these problems, I do not believe any of [00:14:13] these videos actually prove that Tyler [00:14:15] Robinson was the person who was on the [00:14:17] roof. Let's talk about the messages. I [00:14:21] want to be very clear about something. [00:14:24] These have been widely reported as text [00:14:26] messages. [00:14:28] This is wrong. These were not text [00:14:31] messages. They were Discord messages. If [00:14:35] you do not know what Discord is, it's an [00:14:37] online social media space where you can [00:14:39] send each other messages. [00:14:41] I'm going to show you a press conference [00:14:43] by Utah Governor Spencer Cox. Listen [00:14:46] carefully to what he says. Investigators [00:14:49] asked if he would show them the messages [00:14:50] on Discord. He opened it and showed [00:14:52] several messages to investigators and [00:14:55] allowed investigators to take photos of [00:14:57] the screen as each message was shown by [00:14:59] Robinson's roommate. These photos [00:15:01] consisted of various messages, including [00:15:04] content of messages between the phone [00:15:07] contact name Tyler with an emoji icon [00:15:10] and Robinson's roommate's device. The [00:15:12] content of these messages included [00:15:15] messages affiliated with the contact [00:15:17] Tyler stating a need to retrieve a rifle [00:15:21] from a drop point, leaving the rifle in [00:15:24] a bush, messages related to a to [00:15:27] visually watching the area where a rifle [00:15:30] was left, and a message referring to [00:15:32] having left the rifle wrapped in a [00:15:35] towel. The fact that these were Discord [00:15:38] messages means they cannot be verified [00:15:40] by cell phone data and they can be [00:15:42] easily faked. [00:15:44] Anyone could have sent those messages. [00:15:48] Not only that, the police have these [00:15:50] messages because they used their phone [00:15:52] and took a picture of the screen. So, [00:15:55] they don't even have the actual [00:15:57] messages. If we do not have the original [00:16:00] messages, there is no way to verify [00:16:02] their authenticity. So, when the [00:16:05] indictment says the roommate told police [00:16:07] that the roommate received messages from [00:16:09] Robinson about the shooting and provided [00:16:11] those messages to police, [00:16:14] that is not exactly what happened. The [00:16:17] police took a photograph of the alleged [00:16:19] Discord messages. [00:16:22] I don't know how this stands up as [00:16:23] evidence in court. Now, let me show you [00:16:26] another interview that FBI director Cash [00:16:29] Patel gave on Fox News 5 days after the [00:16:32] shooting. Listen carefully to what he [00:16:35] says. [00:16:36] >> I have a two quick questions. One, is it [00:16:38] true the what the governor said [00:16:40] yesterday that he had a written note uh [00:16:43] that you're looking into now prior to [00:16:45] the assassination? You look did he have [00:16:47] a note? the written note we believe what [00:16:50] did exist and we have evidence to show [00:16:53] what was in that note which is u and I'm [00:16:56] going to uh summarize basically saying I [00:16:58] the suspect wrote a note saying I have [00:17:00] the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk [00:17:02] and I'm going to take it that note was [00:17:04] written before the shooting um evidence [00:17:07] of existence we now have learned existed [00:17:09] before the shooting was in the location [00:17:11] um in the suspect and partner's home but [00:17:14] we have since learned that the note even [00:17:16] though it has been destroyed we have [00:17:18] found forensic evidence of the note and [00:17:20] we have confirmed what that note says [00:17:23] because of our aggressive interview [00:17:25] posture at the FBI. Okay, so now the [00:17:29] note doesn't exist. They claim they have [00:17:33] evidence of the note. Is this another [00:17:36] photograph from someone's phone of this [00:17:38] alleged note? [00:17:40] Just like the messages, if we do not [00:17:43] have the original note, there's no way [00:17:45] to verify its authenticity. [00:17:48] It sounds like there is no real evidence [00:17:50] that these messages ever happened. There [00:17:54] are a lot of reasons why people think [00:17:56] the messages are fake, but let me give [00:17:58] you just one big reason. The messages [00:18:02] talk specifically about the engraved [00:18:04] bullets, saying, "Remember how I was [00:18:07] engraving bullets? The messages are [00:18:09] mostly a big meme. We have already [00:18:12] established that it is unlikely that [00:18:14] Charlie Kirk was shot with one of those [00:18:16] 306 bullets. So, if the bullets were [00:18:19] fake, that means that the text messages [00:18:23] are also fake. Let's go back and look at [00:18:26] the prosecution's case. The murder [00:18:29] weapon is false. The video footage is [00:18:32] false. And the text message confession [00:18:35] is false. I do not see how they're going [00:18:38] to win this case against Tyler Robinson. [00:18:42] Now, maybe they have additional [00:18:43] evidence, but then why have they not [00:18:46] released any of it? Because all the [00:18:49] evidence they released so far, I don't [00:18:51] think proves anything. In the United [00:18:54] States, in a criminal trial, you have to [00:18:56] prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. [00:19:00] That means if the jury even has a little [00:19:03] doubt, they are going to find him [00:19:05] innocent. [00:19:07] I don't know about you, but I have a lot [00:19:10] of doubt. I don't even think they have [00:19:13] proved this guy was on campus. Now, to [00:19:16] be clear, I think Tyler Robinson was [00:19:19] involved somehow, but I don't think he [00:19:21] was the person who pulled the trigger. I [00:19:23] don't think he was on the roof. The [00:19:26] evidence shows us that the lone gunman [00:19:28] theory is not correct, and there are [00:19:30] likely other people involved. Cash Patel [00:19:34] has partially confirmed this with his [00:19:35] post on X.com saying, "We are [00:19:38] meticulously investigating theories and [00:19:40] questions, including the location from [00:19:42] where the shot was taken, the [00:19:43] possibility of accompllices, the text [00:19:45] message confession, and related [00:19:47] conversations." So, he acknowledges that [00:19:50] they are still investigating other [00:19:52] people involved. Here is my concern. [00:19:55] If someone else committed the murder, I [00:19:58] am worried that someone is going to try [00:20:00] and kill Tyler Robinson before he gets [00:20:03] to trial. If they have already killed [00:20:05] Charlie Kirk, what is to stop them from [00:20:08] killing again? There's a lot more to [00:20:11] this story, but I think it is clear that [00:20:13] what the FBI is telling us is not [00:20:16] correct. [00:20:18] Charlie Kirk deserves the truth. [00:20:21] I know that some people don't want [00:20:23] anyone to criticize the ongoing [00:20:25] investigation, [00:20:26] but I don't think it does Charlie Kirk [00:20:28] any good if we convict the wrong person [00:20:30] for his murder. If there is another [00:20:33] accomplice who actually took the shot, [00:20:36] we need to uncover who that is. I hope [00:20:40] that people continue to investigate what [00:20:42] happened so that Charlie Kirk can get [00:20:44] justice. Now, I want to hear from you. [00:20:47] Do you believe the government's [00:20:49] explanation for the shooting? Let me [00:20:51] know in the comments down below. And if [00:20:53] you like this video, don't forget to hit [00:20:54] that subscribe button so you don't miss [00:20:56] out on future videos. 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