So yesterday, Cash Patel, the director of the FBI, I should say, said that in the Discord

chat, group chat that Tyler Robinson was a part of, it was in this Discord group chat that

Tyler Robinson admitted that he had killed Charlie Kirk.

Cash Patel said that there were more than 20 people in that Discord chat, therefore more

than 20 people, upwards of 30 people, knew about Charlie Kirk's murder and who committed

this murder, potentially before law enforcement did.

This is Director Patel.

Take a look.

The FBI investigating the Kirk assassination as part of this broader pattern of anti-religious, anti-Christian violence.

We are investigating Charlie's assassination fully and completely and running out every lead related to any allegation of broader violence,

and we're producing results on that that will disclose when appropriate.

Good. I'm glad to hear that. Let me just ask you a few questions about that if I could.

Reports have suggested that the FBI is investigating a broader network of groups that may have had some knowledge of the shooter's plans.

Can you give us any details on that following up what you already said in public?

How's the FBI working to find other potential accomplices, folks who may have known about the shooter's plans,

folks who may have encouraged him, any update on any of that?

So in terms of what we do for an interrogation perspective, we go and reach out to the family and community immediately, And we've conducted those investigations and interrogations with local law enforcement,

and we're continuing to do that because those closest to the suspect

are going to hopefully know the most about the suspect and his beliefs and his ideology.

On top of that, unfortunately, it has been leaked that there was a Discord chat,

and for those unfamiliar with it, it's a gaming chat room online that the suspect participated in.

So what we're doing, we've already done is sort of legal process, not just on Discord,

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