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Tyler Robinson Hearing: The Final Wrap-Up – AD FREE
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After an exhausting week of testimony and objections, the case of Utah vs. Tyler Robinson has adjourned until September. Jack Posobiec was in the courtroom when the state played what reporters are calling “the most damning evidence in the state’s arsenal.” He describes what he saw. Justin Nazaroff of Fenix Ammunitionr explains key finds about the ballistic evidence and why there wasn’t an exit wound. Steve Deace discusses the right attitude to take toward leaders and influencers who have disgraced themselves promoting elaborate conspiracies.
Tyler Robinson Hearing Aftermath: Day 4
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Day 4 was by far the most eventful day of Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing. Graham Allen helps go through the tremendous amount of evidence presented, from Lance Twiggs’s testimony about an in-person confession to Robinson’s text messages to the bullet fragments taken during the autopsy. Plus, Allen and Andrea Burkhart react to an appalling and out-of-nowhere attack by the defense team on Erika Kirk.
Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing: Day 4 – AD FREE
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Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing has reached its fourth day. Attorneys Wendy Patrick, Robert Barnes, and Jay Town help break down the blockbuster evidence of the day, which includes the long-awaited video testimony from Lance Twiggs, text messages by Robinson confessing to the crime, and more.
Tyler Robinson Hearing Aftermath: Day 3
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So, what actually happened in four hours of hearing today? Liz Wheeler and Jack Posobiec join to analyze the grinding back-and-forth over how much of Lance Twiggs’s testimony will be shown to the public. Tayler Hansen helps debunk the desperate claims about the height of the shooter caught on camera. Viva Frei discusses the continuing appeal of alternative theories, and which are worth considering and which are not.
The governor, the environmentalists, et al do not allow us to prepare ahead of time. They do not allow controlled burns or proper undergrowth management so that when a fire does occur, it burns low grassy areas and is easily extinguished.
I live on 5 acres in a high fire area. I cleared some brush two years ago and got a permit from Cal Fire (Our State fire agency) for a controlled burn only to be told by the local Cal Fire station I couldn’t do the burn and risked getting fined!! I argued Sacramento had authorized it and they told me they didn’t care about that and if I did the burn they would respond and extinguish it.
Unless our state decides to allow proper management of the high fire areas this will continue to happen!!
As a former Californian who was raised there. I find it difficult to listen to her complaints. I didn’t hear her taking any responsibility for how they vote and live. The fire and water problems where there when I lived there starting in the 60’s.