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Nov. 6, 2025 - Human Events Daily - Jack Posobiec
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Who Turned in Charlie Kirk's Alleged Assassin, Tyler Robinson to Law Enforcement?
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Today is November 6th, 2025.
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You just saw there Erica Kirk giving her first sit-down interview since the murder of her husband by a crazed leftist.
And incredible interview, heart-wrenching, a gut punch, many, many gut punches throughout the entire interview, but important interview at the same time.
And perhaps the most newsworthy section of it that came out was when Jesse Waters asked her whether or not she supported this ban on cameras in the courtroom.
And as you know, here on Human Events Daily, we issued a letter to the courtroom urging them to oppose this ban on cameras.
Erica herself also came out in opposition to the ban.
She said, let the cameras roll.
Let everyone see.
what true evil is.
And so I wanted to get on a panel to kind of discuss some of the ins and outs of this.
So we are joined.
We're honored to be joined by two illustrious guests today.
We've got Libby Emmons, the editor-in-chief of Human Events and the Postmillennial.
What's up, Libby?
Not much.
Doing well.
Thanks for having me.
And of course, Stephen Gardner, the Stephen Gardner Show.
How are you, my friend?
I'm doing well.
Thank you for having me on.
Thank you for having me on.
Well, Libby, just right off the bat, you were such a driving force behind that issue and that letter about the cameras.
How important is it that Erica came out in favor of this?
I thought it was very important.
I was really glad to see her take that position.
She had a similar view that we had at Human Events, which is that the assassination of Charlie Kirk was public.
Everyone could see it.
It was right there on live stream.
And I think the justice in the wake of that assassination should be public as well.
The trial of the suspected killer should be public.
The entire process of this trial should be transparent so that there are no questions left unturned and no question as to whether or not justice was served.
And now I want to turn over to Stephen.
Stephen, I know you've gone to the UVU campus itself.
I know you've done some great videos and have worked with people as well on the ground there that have dug into this.
What's your sense of this going into the trial?
Because I know there's, you know, been questions.
People say, oh, the affidavit.
And Erica herself got asked last night, do you think they got the right guy?
She replied that she had trust in the team.
She had trust in their team.
What's your sense of this as it goes to, and we don't have a trial date yet, but I believe the next hearing is set for January.
Yeah, so my understanding is based on recent court documents where Tyler Robinson's legal team was involved.
They have a very strong case.
There is an entire folder full of evidence from geofencing to his car to DNA on the roof, on the gun, on a screwdriver.
So there's a lot that the defense is going to have to overcome.
At the same time, I can see how an attorney who is advocating on behalf of their client wants to put as much in their favor as possible, getting him out of the suicide vest, having him come in in regular clothing.
But as Erica Kirk said, he was assassinated in public.
He should be tried in public.
There's already so much doubt around whether the FBI is doing enough, whether the Utah police are doing enough, whether the Utah County Attorney General is doing enough.
Let us just see the court case and we will be able to decide whether enough is being done.
But lots of trial data and evidence has been handed over in Discovery.
We're going to learn a lot more starting around January 16th.
I think that's right.
And yeah, I just pulled it up as you were chatting.
So it's January 16th is the next preliminary hearing and then an arraignment on January 13th.
So we're already pushed out two months into next year.
Libby, I want to get you back in on this because there was a clip of me.
So I was on the Charlie Kirk show the other day and I was having a discussion about how I, you know, just as a father, how incredible it was to see and just, you know, almost unbelievable it was to see Tyler Robinson's parents play a role in turning over their son.
And now this has gone viral online.
People are saying that's not true.
That didn't happen.
That, you know, that somebody else turned him in.
And, you know, I went back and pulled up the affidavit and it's got his mother.
That's Amber Denise Robinson, his father, Matt Robinson.
Obviously, you see the two younger brothers there, Austin and Logan, their faces blurred out.
But in the affidavit, it's very clear that the parents were the ones that first identified him and then reached out to a friend of theirs who is retired law enforcement.
So Libby, what's your sense of this?
Why are people, you know, do people think that they don't know who their own son is?
I'm kind of at a loss here.
Or what the implications of this would be.
Yeah, I find that really surprising too, that anyone would push back on that.
In the days after Charlie was killed, there was a manhunt.
There was an investigation.
The FBI had to decide whether or not they wanted to release the surveillance footage.
They did release that footage.
And after they released that footage, Robinson's parents recognized their son in that footage, tried to contact him.
There's text messages that were revealed, Robinson saying that he wasn't answering the phone of his father, that he wasn't wanting to talk to them.
But it's all in the affidavit.
And not only is it in the affidavit, if you go back to the press conference that was had, the sheriff of Washington County in Utah explained all of this and discussed it at length and took questions and talked about it.
It was right there publicly on camera, on TV, like this entire thing has been from the start.
And part of the, you know, the parents recognized him.
They reached out to him.
I'm sure they didn't want to believe that this was their son, but they did believe it.
He came over and talked to them and indicated that he had been the one who was responsible for this killing.
Imagine how terrible it feels as parents.
You don't want to recognize your child as a killer, but parents will recognize their children.
You know how they walk.
You know everything about them.
So obviously they, you know, they didn't want this to be true.
It turned out to be true and they dealt with it in the way that a person probably should deal with it, right?
Turn in their child, talk to them, get them to turn themselves in is what happened.
So that's very clear.
Libby.
No, I think that's right.
I cut it over to Stephen.
Stephen, you know, you've read over this as well.
And I remember at the first there were questions.
The parents reached out to a family friend of theirs that they knew through a church group.
Turned out that he was also retired law enforcement.
There were questions about the surrender.
Is that your understanding of what went down when it came to the identification?
Yeah, my understanding is the FBI was very reluctant to release any video footage or photos.
However, they were in a bind.
They needed public assistance.
And so they made the decision to release a couple of photos of his body, of his face, and of him after taking the shot running and jumping off the roof.
And, you know, you can say whatever you want, but that footage is what triggered the mom to call the dad and say, hey, are you seeing this?
This looks like our son.
And the father confirming, yeah, you're right.
I think that is.
Now, there was some confusion because as soon as his photo was released, people started trying to use AI to enhance or sharpen the photo.
And so the fake AI photo of Tyler Robinson started circulating just as quickly as the real one.
But as Libby mentioned, a mom and a dad, they're going to know their son.
They're going to know the clothing.
They also identified, hey, I think I remember washing that American flag shirt.
And then now we've got video footage of him being pulled over where he's wearing a very similar hat.
He's wearing the glasses.
He uses some of the language inside of the text messages that people are doubting.
So yeah, I believe the story about this mom and dad too.
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I'm gonna throw it back now to Stephen Gardner.
Stephen, you were talking about the evidence that's gonna come through here.
And to be clear, all of the evidence is going to be presented at trial.
That's why we at Human Events have been pushing so hard that the cameras stay rolling.
And I'm just overjoyed at the fact and that Erica is backing this, obviously, as horrible of a situation it is, but her voice lending itself to this is obviously going to be a big push.
But Stephen, the point here is, of course, that these statements being made in the affidavit, they're not just being made haphazardly, they're meant to be backed up in court by hard evidence.
Isn't that right?
Yes, everything that is being talked about by you, me, Libby, others, it's all going to be under a massive amount of scrutiny.
We're talking about the best of the best lawyers are going to clash on their experts, trying to refute the other side's experts.
And this is one of the reasons why the court date was pushed back to January 16th.
Tyler Robinson's defense attorney, she said there is such an abundance of evidence that we're simply not prepared at this point to make a strong defense.
So I think that there is a lot that they're going to be up against.
We're going to find out even more about the parents and the story.
All of these details are going to come out in trial.
I think that's right.
Going back to Libby Emmons now, you know, Libby, when you look at this, and I know obviously you've written a lot about transgender shooters here.
And while the shooter himself in this case, you know, alleged shooter was not trans, his boyfriend was.
You know, Libby, do you see this as the next in a long line of increasing transgender related violence?
Well, there has been a long line of transgender-related violence.
We've seen it over the past few years.
There's been a number of trans individuals who have committed school shootings, both male and females, who have undertaken that.
And I do think that deciding that you're that out of touch with reality that you don't even recognize your own body and self for who you are and what it is is, you know, going to lead you down a pretty bad path.
The evidence about the boyfriend has been pretty interesting.
There's been some blogs and stuff that have posted Discord messages and text messages and other exchanges about what was going on in the home that they shared, that Lance Twiggs and Tyler Robinson shared.
And it does seem like it was a pretty bizarre relationship that they had going.
This roommate, Lance Twiggs, was apparently alcoholic and using a lot of drugs, creating nests in the living room, lashing out at people and seems to be substantially pretty controlling.
And if he was giving both masculine and feminine energy, that's definitely a recipe for intense manipulation to be going on in this relationship.
So yeah, I think that trans is hopefully on the decline because it is something that has been a fad.
It's been a big trend.
And statistics have shown that perhaps that might be starting to decline.
I think the Trump administration has perhaps something to do with that too, in terms of regulating whether or not these kinds of medications are allowed.
But yeah, I think that it's definitely concerning to see leftists with their own leftist ideology.
And then when you mix it up with a rejection of reality, you have real problems.
That's certainly right.
Back to you, Stephen Gardner.
Now, what more, what key piece, because I know you've been digging so much on this, what key piece are you looking for next?
Is there any sort of skeleton key or missing link that you think that's out there that you're going to be looking for at this trial?
Now, according to the court hearing in late October, the evidence that they have against him lines up his cell phone data, geo-tracking to the UVU video footage that everybody is wanting, right?
I mean, I see dozens and dozens of influencers saying, just give us the tapes, just give us the tapes.
Those are the very tapes that they need in order to tie him to this crime and bring justice to Charlie and Erica and the Kirk family.
So at this point, I am just waiting for the court case to start revealing all of the information that I've shared with my YouTube community.
But, you know, they're going to tie him to the gun.
They're going to tie his shoes to the location.
They're going to get the gunshot residue off of his hands and on the steering wheel of his Dodge charger.
They're going to use the geo fencing.
They're going to line all of that up when the shot's taken.
Again, as his own defense attorney who's trying to save him from the death penalty said, there's such an abundance of evidence.
We're simply not prepared to try this case at this time.
So there is a lot of evidence.
We all wish we could.
That's about all the time we have.
Stephen Gardner, go give him a follow.
Stephen Gardner Show, Libby Emmons, Human Events Postmillennial.
And yes, if there's any other video, images, footage, data, let's get it all.
And that's exactly what I'm going to be looking for at this trial.
Thank you so much to the panel.
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