Greetings and welcome to the Steve Day Show.

I'm Steve Day's with Totters and Aaron McIntyre.

This will be unlike any show we've done.

And it will be amongst, and maybe the most raw show we've ever done, because this is maybe the saddest show I've ever had to do.

What happened while we were away? It appears the investigation into the assassination of Charlie Kirk is moving at a faster pace than we were led to believe when we went to bed last night.

Catch you up on the series of events.

Kirk was in Aurum, Utah, yesterday for another of his famous prove-me-wrong events at Utah Valley University.

At 12.20 p.m. local time during an audience question about transgender mass shootings,

Kirk was shot in the neck by a sniper.

Kirk was moved to a local hospital and underwent surgery.

President Trump announced a few hours later that Kirk had passed.

Authorities had apprehended two individual persons of interest but released both.

As of now, the shooter is officially at large.

This morning, however, the FBI corroborated in part, reporting from Stephen Crowder, citing an ATF source.

They recovered the

suspect's firearm, a 30-0-6 bolt-action rifle. Crowder's ATF source also stated that ammunition

recovered with the rifle was engraved with various antifah and trans slogans. The FBI this

morning also said they have ample video evidence of the shooter, believe he is of college age,

and that he

fled into a neighborhood in the aftermath. Last night, President Trump addressed the nation from

the Oval Office. To my great fellow Americans, I am filled with grief and anger at the heinous

assassination of Charlie Kirk on a college campus in Utah. Charlie inspired millions in tonight. All who knew him and loved him

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