A conspiracy to kill Charlie Kirk

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FBI Director Kash Patel returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday, where he told members of Congress that a sprawling network of individuals may have conspired to have Charlie Kirk killed.

Patel’s latest comments before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee built on his Fox News interview on Monday, when he alleged that more than 20 individuals may have participated in an online Discord chat where Tyler Robinson, 22, admitted to shooting Kirk. He told Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) that the FBI is now investigating connections between Robinson and some of those individuals.

The Discord users and their families were contacted “immediately,” Patel explained, thereby preventing a chance for communiques or other evidence to be destroyed.

“We’ve conducted investigations and interrogations with local law enforcement, and we’re continuing to do that because those closest to the suspect are going to hopefully know the most about the suspect, his beliefs, and his ideology,” he said.

A leak within law enforcement revealed the existence of the Discord chat where Robinson allegedly confirmed he shot Kirk, 31, about two hours before surrendering to Utah authorities.
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The FBI needs to identify and find those who may have conspired to kill Charlie Kirk.  That network needs to be held accountable. 

Killing CharlieKirk should be a big deal, and it looks like the FBI is serious about finding all who were responsible for the crime.

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 Debunking the Left’s Series of Lies Following Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

Let’s do No. 1. They say this is the “conservatives’ George Floyd moment.”

It is not a George Floyd moment. In 2020, after the death of George Floyd, Antifa and Black Lives Matter led five months of violent protests: 35 people killed; 1,500 police officers injured; historic church, torched; police precinct, torched; federal courthouse, torched. In addition to that, we had 1,500 officers injured, $2 billion of property damage, arson, looting, violence. Tried to rush President Donald Trump in the White House and tried to get him on the grounds and sent him to the White House bunker.

That didn’t happen after the death of Charlie Kirk. All people did was try to double down on his efforts. They tried to subscribe, in great numbers, to Turning Point USA. They talked about registering to vote. But it was all peaceful and calm. It was not anything like George Floyd.
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