Utah Governor reveals suspect's shocking political leanings and lack of cooperation in Charlie Kirk assassination investigation.
Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, is facing his first court appearance. The motive remains unclear, but Utah Gov. Spencer Cox revealed Robinson was left-leaning, radicalized online, and "not cooperating" with authorities. However, Robinson's transgender partner is cooperating fully and was unaware of the planned attack. Robinson's family turned him in after he joked online that a "doppelganger" was trying to implicate him. The investigation continues, with FBI Director Kash Patel facing scrutiny. Robinson's grandmother claims he is not capable of such violence, stating their family are Republicans. The shooting has sparked debate about political violence and online radicalization, with calls for grace and productive dialogue. A memorial service for Kirk is planned.
