Candace Owens

Now, that's interesting because I would imagine that after 33 hours, when they sort of gloriously come out and yee-haw, we got him, I would have, and call me crazy, I don't know how this stuff works.

I'm not an expert, right?

We're not experts, but I would imagine the first thing that they would do is that they would probably just try to figure out where he'd been.

And maybe one way they would do that would be

going through his credit card charges.

I would imagine the federal government had that capability.

They didn't do that.

Instead, they were contacted days later by this restaurant.

The server filed a report responsibly and said, yeah, he was here.

We have the literal receipt, the literal receipt.

And they explained that Tyler Robinson was not very talkative.

He seemed absolutely fine and normal and was texting on his phone.

Maybe that's when he was sending more messages to his lover as he was eating a steak.

He was sure hungry, is what I would say.

But calm, nonetheless.

He didn't have the jitters.

He wasn't scared.

He was just hungry.

Now, what's fascinating to me is what happens after.

Because, again, I'm expecting that the feds would go, well, let us get down there.