Montel Williams says suspected Charlie Kirk assassin driven by love, not politics
On Tuesday, former Talk Show presenter Montel Williams underestimated the political motivation of the assassin suspected of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and said he believed that the killer was more motivated by love for his partner.
During the “CNN Newsnight”, Williams argued that the suspect killer was not politically motivated by Tyler Robinson, and that he was motivated with his transsexual partner when he was allegedly killed Kirk at Utah Valley University last week.
Williams, CNN panel, “I do not believe that it is motivated politically. I think this was emotionally motivated. I think this, literally – when I said this way – when I heard me – he was an emotional person who tried to defend some ideology, trying to defend an important ideology.”
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Williams commented on information about his relationship with Robinson and his roommate as a reference.
Authorities published text speeches between Robinson and his roommate that they were in the process of transition in the murder of Kirk.
In addition to the texts that seemed to support prosecutors’ claims about Robinson’s role in killing, messages revealed the romantic nature of his relationship with the roommate. The suspect called his roommate many times “my love”.
“I’m still fine my love, but I’m stuck in Orem [sic] For a while, “Robinson wrote on a stock market according to the indictment.” It shouldn’t be long until I get home, but I still have to take my rifle. To be honest, I hoped to keep this secret until old age died. I’m sorry to include you. “
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Williams argued that protection is not the ideology of protection from Kirk and its critical views on the transsexual movement of other conservatives, but the real source of motivation for crime.
“This is a leftist thing, and there are people trying to get into the pigeon hole as something we’re really talking about – hear me, because I will throw you when I say it – we’re talking about a Remvetorn child, a child.” He said.
“This is probably the first real relationship. And someone despised the person he loved,” he continued.
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He said that Kirk was killed while answering a question about transsexual problems.
“He sat on that building for 30 minutes before pulling the shot. Why did he wait until the word ‘trans’ first appeared? He said.
ABC News correspondent Matt Gutman touched on a point to think about how much the shooter loves his partner on Tuesday. He drew attention to the texts when he was in the air and said to them, “Most of us do not expect a very touching way.”
Gutman’s statements have created a serious reaction online, and then said that he regretted that he shared them, saying that he tried to compare the allegedly allegedly committed with his texts.
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