Question.

Yes.

Is using someone's death to further a political agenda any less gross than the people who are celebrating someone's death?

That's the question I want you to ponder.

It's kind of a Casey's show.

I'm Rob Casey's here.

We'll get to that in just a second.

But first, before we do that, we want to kind of get everybody up to date. There were so many moving parts over the weekend, stuff that was coming out. And just in case you haven't been paying attention, we wanted to get you kind of up to date on where we are in regards to the capture of the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk. We've kind of learned about him. and, you know, some of the interesting, you know, details that are that are really beginning to emerge.

So you've got Tyler Robinson, who it's being reported that he is not cooperating with the

investigation. However, his roommate is. So that is the alleged shooter.

We will say his name that one time.

We will not say it again the rest of our program today.

We just wanted to set up who we were talking about.

So the allegations that are coming out is that the shooter was in a relationship with a transsexual or someone in the process of transitioning.

Someone transitioning.

You'll have to excuse me.

I'm not as familiar as I should be with the lingo and phraseology.

But this is a person who allegedly was in the process of transitioning from being a man to a woman, or at least in their mind,

they believed they were going from being a man to a woman.

And these two were allegedly involved in some sort of relationship.

Now, what's not clear is, did they just start out as roommates?

And then it became a relationship.

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