Vice President JD Vance says evidence against Tyler Robinson is compelling

Vice President JD Vance stated in an interview that clear evidence shows Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk last September.

Vance told The Daily Wire that he believes Robinson pulled the trigger, calling the evidence from surveillance footage, forensic details, a confession note, and testimony "really, really compelling."

The vice president said he wonders who may have radicalized Robinson but added he has no evidence of a broader plot. He noted Robinson is part of a network of left-wing radicals who encourage violence.

Vance reflected on his friendship with Kirk and the impact on Kirk's family, saying the tragedy is that the children may not remember their father. He expressed hope that the death leads to reconsideration of violent rhetoric.

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