Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
All right, you guys, happy Tuesday, and we will start with a question of the day.
Chapter 2: Where was Tyler Robinson on the night of 9/10?
Now, imagine if you would that you were writing a Netflix series about a 19-year-old kid who had never been in trouble ever, actually. He'd never been arrested, never committed any crimes. He has a perfect ACT score, so he's also pretty brilliant. But for whatever reason, you decide that this protagonist is going to become a murderer.
He's going to one day, out of support for his trans furry lover, maybe he's the furry and the other guy's trans, I don't really know. The point is, is he's going to assassinate a political figure in broad daylight. who, it should be mentioned, that particular political figure isn't exactly known for raging against the LGBTQ community.
But anyway, that's what this person decides to do, assassinate him. One afternoon, he scales a rooftop at a university that he never attended, and he accomplishes what he set out to do. He murders Charlie Kirk. What would you expect that young man to do next?
Chapter 3: What stories has Candace broken in the past?
If you're just trying to sell this as what you would expect someone to do next logically. Well, today we are going to tell you where exactly Tyler Robinson went after he went to Dairy Queen. And it's interesting. And of course, it just pokes more holes in the Fed sloppy story. So welcome back to Candace.
Chapter 4: What updates are there on Fort Huachuca?
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Chapter 5: Why doesn't Candace trust Terryl Farnsworth or Tyler Bowyer?
It was allegedly Tyler Robinson... He was allegedly acting alone on a rooftop, and it is allegedly supposed to have been the first time that he ever killed a human being. So we, I think most people who are thinking through this, we naturally would expect a little bit of adrenaline, right? Maybe even the thought of what he had just done for the very first time might have made him physically ill.
Like we would expect him to maybe lose his lunch, not exactly pop over to a nearby Dairy Queen to have lunch, calmly have lunch and just begin texting his lover. Which is why I was very surprised to learn of what Tyler Robinson did thereafter. Ready? Tyler Robinson, we can exclusively confirm to you all, drove three hours away from Orem, Utah, down to Panguitch, Utah.
Chapter 6: How does this episode connect to ongoing investigations?
I hope I'm saying that right. A lot of the cities sound weird. I think it's Panguitch, Utah. I'm showing you a map of that distance. It is just under three hours to get there. And what was he doing there? You're probably wondering, did he meet up with somebody? No, he was alone.
And what we can tell you that he did when he got there was that he pulled into the Cowboys Smokehouse on North Main Street. He grabbed himself a seat at the bar at this steakhouse and he ordered himself some more food. Specifically, Tyler Robinson ordered a steak, medium rare, with mashed potatoes and vegetables. There were three servers that were working that night.
And then after news exploded the following day and people began obsessively sharing, of course, the photo of the suspect, Tyler Robinson, having been captured after 33 hours. Well, one of the servers recognized him as the person that was sitting at the bar the night before. So they decided to huddle up with management and said, no, that person, Tyler Robinson, he was here. He was eating a steak.
He was eating mashed potatoes. Management said, are you sure?
Chapter 7: What exclusive footage is shared from Daily Wire's new show?
Are you positive that Tyler Robinson said, yes, I'm absolutely sure. Well... They don't have any cameras at this restaurant. So what they decided to do was to verify that he was in the building, not by, of course, consulting outdoor video footage, which they didn't have access to, but rather just looking through credit card charges.
Chapter 8: What happened to Brigitte Macron's cyberbullies?
Because Tyler Robinson, despite telling his roommate how he wanted to get away with this, remember the messages and like, oh, here's what happened. I don't want anybody to know. Make sure you delete this letter that's under the keyboard, but take a picture of it before you delete it. But read it and then destroy it. He's trying to get away with this crime while he used his credit card.
That's how they found it. And so what they did was the right thing. They contacted the feds. 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. Let us get down to Panguitch. Let us start interviewing everybody. Let's start checking all these cameras around here to see if we've got them. No. No, that's all they did.
They sort of were obliged to call them back and to say, OK, what happened? And then that's it. The trouble's cold. Now, remember, I told you guys that I spoke with the lawyer. This would obviously be Erica's lawyer because she's listed as the victim.
And they asserted that at this part in the process, what happens next is that the investigators, separate from Erica, are supposed to be, well, investigating. They're supposed to be going around trying to gather more information to prove their case that this is definitely the shooter and he acted alone. I would expect that they would have gone down to this restaurant.
I can tell you guys today, they have not. Nobody is interested in coming down to this restaurant and speaking with these employees and speaking with people nearby and seeing what they saw and learning about Tyler Robinson's demeanor. Because it's not that kind of an investigation, guys. This is case closed. Giddy up. That's what he was.
He went down and he had himself a steak after he had some Dairy Queen. Now, three hours is a long ride. I get it. He's probably hungry. And I get that he used his credit card because, I don't know, I guess he's Gen Z. He's never heard of like DVDs and stuff. They've always had the technological capabilities. He doesn't even know what cash is.
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