"The Judge Visibly Flinched” - New Charlie Kirk Trial Footage Shocks Court

**Pat Bet-David** (0:00)
One of the most chilling moments was when the judge flinches while watching Charlie Kirk's assassination footage. Have you seen this clip?

**Vincent O'Shaughnessy** (0:07)
I didn't, I haven't.

**Pat Bet-David** (0:08)
Okay, so when you see the judge, he's seen, I don't know if he's seen it for the first time or he just saw it. It looks like he just saw it for the first time. Do you have that clip? I want to give you six facts about what's going on, a story that, obviously, I'm glad this is finally happening, where the stories are gonna be covered, and everyone's gonna find out what's going on. But watch this clip here, Vinny. This is the judge, seeing the shooting. Just look at his face, Tom. Take a look at this. Watch this. Go forward. Look at his face.
Did you see that?

**Vincent O'Shaughnessy** (0:40)
Yeah. Oh, man.

**Pat Bet-David** (0:41)
Seeing it for the first time. Can you go back a little bit?
Oh, unbelievable, man. When you see this, like, I mean, obviously, I remember the first time, you're like, don't look at it, don't look at it, don't look at it. Remember, when we were at the event, and you're telling me, don't look at it, because I gotta get back on the stage, and I'm like, this was a disturbing thing to see. Six big revelations to come out from the Charlie Kirk Murder Preliminary hearing so far. Let me read this to you. Let me read this to you here on what we have. Okay, so number one, surveillance footage. Previously unseen surveillance footage appears to show Tyler Robinson visiting Utah Valley University four times on September 10th. And into the early hours of September 11th, prosecutors say he scouted the campus, left to change clothes, and returned before fatally shooting Charlie Kirk, then came back again at around 1230 a.m. The footage shows a man, prosecutors, identify as Robinson walking around campus, including on the roof of the Losey Center. Defense attorneys argue the video is too distant and unclear to prove he was carrying a rifle as he left the roof after the shooting. DNA evidence. Defense attorneys challenge the FBI's DNA analysis, questioning how the samples were processed and interpreted. FBI analyst Amanda Baker testifies his DNA recovered from the towel, wrapped around the alleged murder weapon, and from a screwdriver found on the roof, matched Robinson and his roommate, Lance Twiggs Robinson's accounted for about 95% of the DNA on the towel and 89% on screwdriver, while Twiggs accounted for the remainder. Baker testified that the analytical methods used are standard forensics practice. Number three, additional bullet found on the scene. Investigators found an unfired rifle cartridge on another building, but agent David Hall testified it was traced to the police officer who was cycled his rifle during the response, because the investigators determined the round was unrelated to the shooting. That location was not prevented, preserved as part of the crime scene. Number four, Tyler Robinson, seen limping around the campus. Surveillance footage also shows a man, prosecutors identify as Robinson, limping while walking toward the Lue Center. We've seen this clip. Number five, UVU officer body cam dives on the roof of Losey Center. UVU University officer Chris Bagley testified that his body camera stopped recording just as he reached the rooftop, where investigators believe the shot was fired because the battery died. And last but not least, the judge visibly flinched, which we just showed when faced with the video of Charlie Kirk's shot. Tom, your thoughts.
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**SPEAKER_4** (3:51)
Well, I think we're getting more and more, as long as this isn't tampered with and this is straight, that there was a relationship apparently between the shooter and the shooter's boyfriend and number one. Number two, we're seeing absolute evidence of an individual, not a member of the school, not a student there apparently, of the colloquial phrase is casing the joint.
We're seeing that. And then we're also seeing in the walking to appear to be on the day of walking in such a way that they say that is the way that people would walk wearing baggy hunting pants or whatever, concealing a weapon. But we're also seeing the horror of what the jury and the judge are being asked to preside over. No normal person can look at these descriptions and then the actual shooting with a...