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Welcome to The Truth with Lisa Booth, where we get to the heart of the issues that matter to you.

Today we're going to talk about Tyler Robinson, Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin.

I feel like the world really hasn't been the same since September 10th since Charlie Kirk's public execution.

We're going to talk about the mountain of evidence that is stacked up against Robinson.

Will he get the death penalty?

And then also will some of these conspiracies that we're hearing on the left and the right?

Will that impact?

Will that taint the juror approval?

We're going to ask Fox News legal analyst, Greg Jarrett, a colleague of mine. He's also a bestselling author and a former prosecutor. You know who he is. He's got a lot of insight on a lot of these things. We're going to ask him. We might also talk about the O.J. Simpson trial as well, or they're parallels to that with sort of the publicness, the political nature

of it. How much of a difference, how much of a difference does that all make? I'm also going to get

his take on Letitia James, sort of escaping justice, and the Supreme Court is looking at a whole

bunch of things that might change the political landscape. We're going to get Greg Jarrett's take on that and so much more. Stay with us.

Well, Greg Jarrett, it's a colleague from Fox News. It's great to have you on my podcast. I really

appreciate you making the time. My pleasure, Lisa. So we all saw the horrific

public execution of Charlie Kirk, just a horrendous time for the country. Tyler Robertson

face court for the first time today. I mean, from what, you're the attorney here, but from when I'm

looking at it, you know, they've got DNA forensics, they've got surveillance, you know, footage. They've got what seems like admissions as well. How do you describe sort of the evidence against him right now? And, you know, how strong is this case against him from your perspective?

Well, it's compelling. It's overwhelming evidence of guilt provided that the government,

when they seized, for example, documents, followed the rules.

Did they make sure, for example, that they had obtained a search warrant?

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