Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec Who Turned in Charlie Kirk's Alleged Assassin, Tyler Robinson to Law Enforcement?
Nov 6, 2025
Libby Emmons, an Editor with Human Events and The Post Millennial, and Stephen Gardner, host of The Stephen Gardner Show, dive deep into the intriguing case surrounding Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson. They discuss the critical importance of a public trial and Erica Kirk's push for courtroom cameras. Evidence is laid out, from DNA to geofencing, illustrating how Robinson was identified by his parents after surveillance footage was released. They also explore the link between cultural issues and violence trends, making for a thought-provoking conversation.
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Public Trial For A Public Assassination
- Erica Kirk and Human Events argue the assassination was public and the trial should be public too.
- Public transparency is framed as necessary to ensure no questions remain about justice being served.
Abundant Digital And Physical Evidence Cited
- Discovery reportedly contains geofencing, car evidence, and DNA linking Tyler Robinson to the scene.
- Hosts say abundant physical and digital evidence will face defense scrutiny at trial.
Parents Identified And Turned In Son
- Tyler Robinson's parents reportedly recognized him in released footage and contacted a retired law-enforcement friend.
- They persuaded him to turn himself in, and the affidavit names Amber and Matt Robinson as identifiers.