Heidi Harris details the trial updates and motivations of shooter Tyler Robinson.

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Heidi Harris: Well, the—the lowlife who killed Charlie Kirk is in jail—in court this week. They're doing their preliminary hearing to decide whether or not to proceed. I mean, I don't know at this point, they seem to have a lot of evidence against the guy. So... um, just awful. And Erika Kirk, I guess, was led out of the courtroom because they were starting to talk about how he was shot. They don't have to prove anything at this point, they just have to prove they have enough evidence to go to trial, which I think they do. And, uh, you know, this is a guy who sent his roommate, who I guess he was having an affair with, who was like a trans person, "Oh, Charlie, you know, Charlie is talking about hate and this and that and the other." And guess he had gotten sucked into, uh, left-leaning, you know, beliefs and all that kind of stuff. So... you know, they—they have all kinds of evidence, I'm not going to rattle off all that. But, you know, it's just— what I don't understand about people—and I'm just going to go with, I know there are all kinds of conspiracies out there, "He's not really dead, it was a big fake thing," [mimics voice] you know, okay, okay, okay, okay. We're just going to go with this, okay? What—with what right now is the narrative. I don't understand why people like Tyler Robinson want to think—and I know there's evil out there. I get it. And by the way, an—another shameless plug for my podcast because I'm doing all these really good interviews with all these retired cops and tell—telling me all these firsthand stories. And they were talking about the mass shooter in Vegas who killed 58 people shooting outside of the window of the Mandalay Bay Hotel in 2017. And they were talking about, you know, "Sometimes you just— people just do things. You just don't know." And of the hundreds of homicides these guys have investigated, sometimes you know. Sometimes it's sex or money, most of the time—sex or money, sex or money, sex or money, right? Or drugs, or whatever. Well, that's money I guess, too. But sometimes people just do crazy stuff, and you don't know why. And so I don't know what Tyler Robinson's deal was, what his beef was. But apparently he didn't like what Charlie was doing, the— the, you know, Charlie was out there, you know, supposedly spreading hate. What's— what's hate? Talking about families? Talking about the fact that you're born a certain way and that's it? And you can take all the drugs you want and chop off whatever parts you want, you're still going to be, biologically, either the— what you were born at birth, unless in the rare exception you had two sets of sex organs, which is pretty rare. What Charlie talked about was— was family and America, and marriage, and how great it is. He wasn't telling you you were a bad person if you weren't married or had— didn't have kids. But people say things online every day I don't agree with, and I don't get worked up about it. I don't want to kill them. Doesn't solve any problems, obviously. I just don't get— I've never understood that kind of thinking where you want to kill somebody because you don't agree with what they said. Really? I mean, and by the way, if you don't like what they say, the solution to speech you don't like is more speech on the other side. Can we all agree on that, I think? And God bless America that we're still able to actually have conversations and talk about this. You know how many places in the world you can't do talk radio? You know what I think? You get shot! It's over. Happens a lot of places. So you just, you know— you don't have the option. We can at least discuss it. We may not agree with each other about everything, but we can discuss it in America. Let me get to the, uh, text line. Speaking of disagreeing, 800-905-0989. That's the Commonsense Retirement Planning text line. Uh, texter, let's see. "Heidi, you touched on the fact there's no way the weapons used were bump-fire operated in that shooting. Okay, I don't know ...

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