Tonight, the apparent online confession from the suspect in Charlie Kirk's killing as he prepared to show up in court for the very first time.

But we're learning about his messages and his partner.

Plus, the vice president honors Kirk hosting his radio show while vowing a plan of action to avenge Kirkstead.

And later, the brand new report on Cash Patel standing in Trump's world as the FBI director

defends his handling of the case.

All tonight on Larcote's Live.

So by this time tomorrow, we're going to have the clearest picture yet of the man who is accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk.

But tonight, the focus is on what he allegedly wrote online just before he was arrested.

The Washington Post's reporting that Tyler Robinson appeared to confess

to Killing Kirk in an online group chat. Now the post says it obtained screenshots of the messages,

written just two hours before Tyler Robinson was taken into custody. One says, hey guys, I have bad news

for you all. It was me at UVU yesterday. I'm sorry

for all of this. He followed up. I'm surrendering through a share of friend in a few moments.

Thanks for all the good times and laughs. You've all been so amazing. Thank you all for everything. Now, the post says the chat was on the

online platform Discord. It's already as a hub for gamers, but it's not used by all kinds of different

communities. It was a short time ago. The FBI director, Cash Patel said that he had evidence

that Robinson confessed.

We've collected information where through witness interviews from the FBI and local law enforcement that he essentially admitted.

After the shooting and assassination of Charlie Kirk, the suspect admitted to it.

And that's not all the looking at.

The director also claims that Robinson wrote a note before the murder and that DNA evidence links him to the crime. I will say what was found in terms of information, a text message exchange, where he, the suspect specifically stated that he had the opportunity to take out Charlie

Kirk and he was going to do that. And when he was asked why, he said some hatred cannot be

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