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Former talk show host Montel Williams downplays the political motivations of suspected conservative activist assassin Charlie Kirk On Tuesday, he said he thought the killer was more motivated by love for his partner.
Williams argued during CNN News Night that suspicious killer Tyler Robinson murdered Kirk last week at Utah Valley University, without politically motivating his trans partner.
Williams told the CNN group: “I don’t believe he is politically motivated. I think it is emotionally motivated. I think it is a downturn, literally, when I speak in this way, I hear my voice – trying to defend his important other ideology, rather than trying to defend some.”
Former TV host Montel Williams argued on CNN Tuesday that Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin was more motivated by his relationship than political ideology. （Presley Ann/Getty Images）
Williams comments on information about Robinson and other Relationship with roommates.
Authorities released a written conversation between Robinson and his roommate, who said they were in the transition, around the time of Kirk’s murder.
In addition to the text confirming prosecutors’ allegations about Robinson’s role in killing, the information reveals the romantic nature of his relationship with his roommate. The suspect repeatedly called his roommate “my love”.
“My love is still OK, but I’m trapped in Orem [sic] Robinson wrote in an exchange, the indictment said. “It shouldn’t be long before I can get home, but I’m going to pick up my rifle. Honestly, I wanted to keep this secret until I die in old age. Sorry to get you involved.”
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Former TV host Montel Williams appeared on CNN’s “News Night” group on Tuesday. (Screen shot/CNN)
Williams argues that protecting his romantic partner from Kirk and other conservatives’ critical views on the trans movement is the real motive for crime, not his ideology.
“Some people try to make it a thing left, the right thing and what we are really saying – listen to me because I’m going to throw you when I say that – we’re talking about a Lofton kid, a kid.”
He continued: “This is probably his first true love relationship. Someone has demeaned the person he loves.”
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Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point in the United States, spoke at a turning point action conference in West Palm Beach, Florida on July 15, 2023. (Lynne Sladky/AP photo)
He noted that Kirk was killed while answering questions about transgender issues.
“He sat on that building for 30 minutes before firing a shot. Why did he wait until the first word ‘trans’ appears? Then he shot the gun.”
ABC News Reporter Matt Gutman It also points out the extent to which the reflective Sagittarius seemed to love his partner on Tuesday. While in the air, he said in the text, saying they were “moved in ways many of us didn’t expect.”
Gutman’s statements have produced a serious rebound online, He later expressed regret To share them, he said he did a poor job trying to compare his alleged crime of horror with the guilt of soft writing.
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