Candace Owens

You have the right to have a lawyer with you during questioning.

If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning begins.

And if you decide to answer questions now, you can stop at any time.

Okay, so are you good to proceed?

Because I'd love to talk to you.

And Tyler comes back and says, I would like to speak with my legal counsel.

I'm hoping for a fellow in Utah named Doug Terry.

And he says, okay.

Um, and then Tyler says, I told, told he's a pretty good attorney here, but I think my folks are trying to get a hold of him, but I think his office is closed for the night.

Okay.

So it certainly sounds like this would have taken place during the evening that we know that Tyler was arrested.

And I'll tell you why that's a very big deal if that was 625 p.m.

on the 11th, because if that conversation took place in that time frame, it completely collapses the federal narrative.

So let's get to that timeline so you can take a look at this of what took place on the 11th.

So much has transpired.

It's hard to remember.

On the 11th, at first, this was a suspect at large.

The FBI had a press conference at 7 a.m.

where they confirmed that they found the weapon in the woods.

At 7.15, Tyler Robinson is captured on camera filling up his gas at the Maverick gas station in Cedar City.