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The FBI has now released a person of interest photo showing the person they suspect who murdered

Charlie Kirk.

Here we go.

We are asking the public's help identifying this person of interest in connection with

the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

And there's all these different reports that this was a train sniper or not a train sniper

and left different marks on the bullets and that it somehow was supporting the trans

agenda but if you'll pull up the next close-up of the shirt he was wearing it's land of the free home of the brave. So I don't,

I mean, here's the thing. This is, whatever he's wearing, it would, it would, one logical

person could completely assume that he would be trying to fit in. I don't think he's going to

wear some, I'm a fascist, I'm shooting people. He's not going to be

wearing a Hillary shirt. So I don't think that this is any corroborating evidence. If somebody is

going to try to blend in and get away with murder, I would dress like this as well. Yeah, that's a

great point. Yeah. And then we have reports. It was originally reported that the bullets left by the sniper, who is not in custody, again,

were engraved with anti-fascism pro-Trump.

So that was reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Now the New York Times is going back and saying, according to a preliminary internal report circulated inside the

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, Federal and Local Officials recovered

ammunition with the rifle that appeared to be engraved with statements expressing transgender

and anti-fascist ideology.

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