I mean, right to the very end, this cannot get bigger. We don't want another regime change war. But man, some of the people who send money to Turning Point, his donors were very tough on him, so tough on him that I could feel it, you know. I talked to him a lot in the last few months, and he was under enormous pressure. He never bent. He never became better. He kept his integrity to the very end. To the very end. And I just think it's important to say that because it's true. Enormous pressure. That is what Tucker Carlson had to say to J.D. Vance just a day or two ago. Look, there are rare times, like oftentimes when I'm preparing for a show, I'm like, I need more info. I'm digging. I'm

trying to grab more stuff because I just don't have enough to paint a full picture.

This is the first time where I'm like, I have too much info. I have too much on the plate to

possibly give you a meal that makes any sense. And I'm struggling to figure out what to put into

this and what to leave out. But I'm going to figure out what to put into this and what to leave out. But I'm

going to include everything that's vitally important. And this is going to be a very deep dive. In

fact, it may be a two-parter because the difference of opinion, I'll put it like that, from

one side, the Candice Owens, Tucker Carlson, Dave to a certain extent, side versus all of the more pro-Zinous

influencers side is diametrically opposed to put it mildly. And there's threats of litigation

and accusations of slander. And it is getting very spicy very rapidly. Again, as I opened up

my prior episode with a big long diatribe explaining my point of view,

I'm going to do a similar thing here, but I'm going to keep it much shorter. Again, I am only

interested in getting to the truth of this case. Tyler Robinson is a 22-year-old man. There is a

press conference that was just done minutes ago where they read off a text message chain between he and his lover.

We're going to break down the entire thing because it is so utterly bizarre.

But I just want to start by saying before we even read it and assume that it's real,

this is a 22-year-old who at the end of it says, delete these messages.

The primary, the gist of the conversation is that most of the time he's talking about how he's going to get away with it. How I have to go back to try and get the rifle, got to get the rifle back to my grandpa, while you're concerned about returning a murder weapon to your grandfather. Shouldn't you be getting rid of that? Anyways. But then he closes with, delete all these messages, my love. And it's, look, I don't know 22 year olds probably as well as

everybody. I don't have a 22 year old. I don't know. But allegedly this guy had a 4.0 GPA,

scored crazy high in his ACTs, was like very well put together intellectually

intelligence. And he thinks that he planned an assassination plot. He then wrote a physical message,

which he put under the keyboard for his lover to look at. And he also texted every missing detail about this case to his boyfriend right before

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