I had NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Now that the memorial service has been held for Charlie Kirk, and he got to send

away that a head of state would deserve, reportedly, depending on which side you'll listen

to, anywhere from 90, to 100,000, 150,000 people were there.

Hard to estimate.

The crowd was big.

We know that many dignitaries spoke, including, of course, the president of the United States.

There was a lot of love at the event, but also a lot of anger, you know, anger

in regards to how could something like this happen? And the hate and the political discord behind

how an assassination of just a conservative speaker, someone who has an organization that champions conservative thought,

conservative candidates, conservative politics. And for that, Charlie Kirk was murdered, much like a political assassination. But at this

point, what we're really concerned with, of course, is the deep dive that the FBI is taking

into this case. The deep dive, well, you may ask, someone's arrested.

This person is arrested, Tyler Robinson.

He basically confessed to it.

But that doesn't stop an investigation.

That doesn't say he confessed and now let's put all the evidence against him and let's try him in a

court of law and let's figure it about the arrest of this investigation we don't know at this

point if tyler robinson acted alone did he act alone or did he have help it seemed prior to this incident um at least one other person his roommate

lance twigs knew all about this you know and the timing of when he knew about it was before it occurred.

And the little slip of paper, a note, a text message underneath a common, on a desk, on a desk

that was a picture of it was taken because perhaps he destroyed it and he showed it to the FBI.

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