Tyler Robinson Defense Strategy REVEALED

First yesterday to testify was officer Chris Bagley. He was there because he served as a Utah Valley University officer on the day of the shooting. Now that in and of itself is interesting because they failed. UVU police failed to keep Charlie safe and to keep that roof secure. And I was told directly by my friends at Turning Point that the reason the Turning Point security team was not patrolling the roof or doing drones, taking a look at the roof, is because they were told by the local cops that they were on it. And we heard the head of the security team for Charlie say that to Sean Ryan. He went on his show and said something to that effect, that the locals had it. And this guy was the local. This is the UVU officer who was there the day of the shooting. And by the way, once you know that, it makes the Nester cross-examination, she's the lawyer for Tyler Robinson, of him yesterday come into more clear focus. Because do you remember, this guy was used to set up the scene to talk about the shooting, to talk about the aftermath, and then what he did to find the scene of the shooting, the evidence he saw there and so on. So he's an important witness to talk about. This is the evidence we found at the scene and how it all went down. And she, it seems clear to me, was trying to diminish him by saying, you don't know your ass from your elbow. Ultimately, she's gonna argue. This guy, he couldn't keep Charlie safe. He's got a lot to cover up for. He's got a lot to answer for. Should we really be putting a lot of stock in his word? Because he's the one who failed to secure the entire scene. Cuz she did get after him yesterday in a soundbite we played on the lack of security on the roof. And did you really know that, can't remember the specifics of it, but we listened to it yesterday. In fact, we'll just play it. Okay, here's her cross of this guy Bagley, SOT 36. In part. The machines you walk through a TSA in the airport where it checks to see if you're carrying anything metal, what we all had to go through to get in the courtroom. Were there any machines like that set up or being used on campus that day? No. And as far as you know- No mags. Were there any drones that were flying above campus that day? Not that I know of. And did anyone ever talk to you about covering anything near or on top of or in the Losey building? Were you ever signed that area before the shooting? No. Do you know who was? I don't. And when you got up to the roof that afternoon, was anybody around that was law enforcement? No. Nobody on the roof? No. Nobody on the stairway? No. Nobody on the walkway? No. Okay. In the state of Utah, is a campus a gun-free zone? Are students allowed to have guns on campus? It's an open carry state, so yes. That actually is important, by the way, that Utah is an open carry state and UVU is an open carry campus. And therefore, it's fine to have, you don't need a license. So different, let me tell you, from Connecticut. But you don't need a license because it's a free state to carry a gun. We have a whole thing, it's called the Second Amendment. So these crazy leftists would have us get a license to have our free speech next. That's also an important amendment. In any event, this guy testified about being a UVU officer on the day of the shooting. He testified, he was shown a number of images depicting the campus, the buildings, and the surrounding area. Of course, the defense objected to everything and they were overruled. He said he was securing the area above the tent that was covering Charlie. He came in to do a shift for this special event. He observed Charlie arrive on campus, do a meet and greet. He saw there's several thousand people there in attendance. He heard a shot fired at 12.23 p.m. local time, which is 2.23 p.m. Eastern. Cannot forget that moment here, experiencing it ourselves. He said he saw Kirk lean to the left, going further under the tent. Then everybody started getting up and starting to run in more of a chaos kind of situation. He said he recognized the noise, his gunfire. He left his post. He began fighting against the crowd, flowing against him, so I can help stop an individual that's probably shooting. And he's looking for the shooter. By the time he got to the bottom of the stairs, someone said over the radio, we had a shooter in custody. As Bagley recounted the events of the shooting, Erica Kirk left the room. This is actually kind of a stunning development. I know that Erica's going to leave and Charlie's family's going to leave. His sister is there too, not just his parents. When they get into the details of the shooting, none of them wants to take that in. God bless them. Why should they have to? But Tyler Robinson is sitting in that courtroom and he was reportedly laughing at the beginning of the hearing. Not during the testimony, but laughing. Picture it. All the reports are that Erica burst out into tears before the hearing even got going. Tyler Robinson is sitting there laughing. I just can't imagine this dynamic of Erica having to sit feet away from the man accused of murdering her husband. Is Charlie's poor parents and sister the same? Soon, it could be today, it could be tomorrow. We haven't been told exactly when. They're going to play that videotape of Luna Lance Twiggs, the lover, furry trans person of the defendant, Tyler Robinson. Tyler Robinson is going to see his trans furry lover testify against him. It'll be the first time they've seen each other, I believe, since the crime and since Robinson's arrest. He will have to sit there and listen to this lover sell him up the river. And that will be quite a moment inside that courtroom. So Bagley went on, talked about how he began assessing whether anyone else was injured, didn't see any other injuries. He did testify that he saw an empty pistol holder that was sitting on top of the grass, but then realized that there was a rifle shot. He could see the building that had a direct line of sight. So he went there to see what was going on because he said he thought he heard the shot come from the east. He was later pressed on the fact that that wasn't in his report, that he had heard it come from the east. But he added that yesterday. And this would be, in essence, what brought him to the scene of the shooting. But it would also be his excuse for why he did not pick up that holder, the empty pistol holder. And I'm sure the defense is going to make something out of the fact that there was empty pistol holder there that may have had evidence on it, DNA, etc. It was never retrieved. For the first time since World War II, our national debt has exceeded the gross domestic product. America's reckless government spending keeps catching up with us. 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