Good morning, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff.

Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD, Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

I know my surroundings and my set looks a little bit different.

I'm not in my studio.

I'm out on Eastern Long Island,

and I just couldn't resist doing some kind of show. There's a lot going on, of course,

with Tyler Robinson. And he's facing potentially the death penalty for the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

There's going to be a lot going into this. There's going to be a lot going into this.

There's going to be a lot of appeals.

There's going to be a lot of questions by his defense attorneys.

But the bottom line is he assassinated this man.

Charlie Kirk, a beloved conservative writer, speaker, Republican

party, aficionado, basically a supporter of Donald Trump, but also someone that has become

a cause-seleb in a way for freedom of speech.

And when freedom of speech is attacked, it affects everyone, really, both sides, the left and the right.

And what right does anyone on this earth, as we've discussed numerous times, have to silence someone else?

You know, we spoke about the parameters of freedom of speech.

Not everything is free.

You can't go into a crowded movie theater and scream fire that would be anarchy if we allowed that type of freedom of

speech, potentially putting thousands of people, hundreds of people in danger if someone can

just scream out fire in a crowded movie theater. Those are some of the parameters.

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