Candace Owens

There are some people that have been speculating that perhaps the plan, if we all accept that this is all fed slop, was that Tyler Robinson was going to maybe die in a shootout or something.

And this little tidbit that has never been brought forth to the public about him purchasing a gun in Warner Valley is of interest to me.

But let's get into why that specific 7 o'clock p.m.

timeline could be interesting.

So rather amazingly, Baron Coleman was climbing through documents which were filed by Tyler Robinson's defense team.

And there was something that we had completely missed.

And these documents suggest that

that Tyler had already been Mirandized and was sitting in a police station to be interviewed at 6.25 p.m.

on the 11th.

And I'm going to show you that in the motion to exclude still photography.

So they are making an argument as to why the media should not be trusted and they should not be allowed to come into the courts because they've lied about everything.

And they talk about this moment, they are talking about a video

that they have in evidence.

And they're saying this timestamp at the three hour and 36 minute mark of the video, which shows you that it was 625 p.m.

when this interview took place.

They list this 625 p.m.

This is a police officer saying, so, Tyler, before we begin, I'm just going to read you your rights.

And he says, OK, you have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say can be used against you in court.

You have the right to take to talk to a lawyer before advice, before we ask you any questions.