Tyler Robinson Hearing Aftermath: Day 1

**Charlie Kirk** (0:03)
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**Blake Neff** (1:17)
All right, everybody. Welcome to our special edition preliminary hearing recap. We're going to be doing every day to break down what happened in the preliminary hearing of State of Utah versus Tyler Robinson. We've got myself, Blake Neff here, and now we have Jobob, which is fantastic. Jobob, welcome.
There you are. And we've also got, Jobob does amazing work for us. He's got a great show, amazing. Jobob, just for the audience, you've been on the show before, but just in case people don't realize, you've been with Turning Point for years. You opened for Charlie. You traveled with Charlie at all the campus events and you do a great show on Real America's Voice. So God bless you, man. Thank you for joining us today. It's been a heavy day. And I think that's where I'm just going to quickly start. I have a whole breakdown of all the facts. We have Graham Allen joining us and then we have Andrea Burkhart who's a legal commentator. She's going to join us for the second half of the hour. But I just want to start there.
I can't stress to you enough of how much this day has affected me, has affected Jobob, Blake, everybody in this office, everybody at Turning Point. It's so excruciating actually to have to be reliving all of this and to have it like up front and in our faces again. So Jobob, maybe just tell what it's like for you, my friend.

**Jobob** (2:50)
You know, I actually appreciate you starting it off like that, because coming into this, this is uncharted territory for everybody. Like I don't know, are we supposed to break it down, like you know, these super sophisticated legal minds that of course we all are? Or are we supposed to be vulnerable about the fact that this was a tough day? I was walking around the house earlier this morning and my wife was like, is something wrong? And I was like, yeah, there is. And it just was one of those days where she could tell something was wrong.
But it wasn't, you know, it was just this sinking feeling that you had. And I was there last week at HQ and we're talking with some people around there about what this was going to be.
And same sinking feeling when I, you know, kind of realized the gravity of Erika and Charlie's parents being in the room and what they were going to have to see during this whole process that is, of course, necessary to get justice. But the very fact that you have to endure it doesn't make it better, doesn't make it good. It's still terrible. And so, you know, while there's the kind of the progression of this, the proceeding of all of this is encouraging in the quest for justice. Again, I'm glad you started off like that because it is a sinking, like heavy feeling has been around here all day.

**Blake Neff** (4:15)
It's so heavy.

**Blake Neff** (4:15)
Yeah, Blake, I know you've felt it too. It's sinking in just this was a heavy day. But with the knowledge, this is day one of a preliminary hearing that we talked to various people they said they think it'll go at least three days. It could go all five. And then that's the preliminary hearing. We'll talk to Andrea again and see what she thinks. But she says the trial might not hit until 2028 And then who knows how long that will go. And we might have to sit through appeals for this. This is we were getting a lot of well wishes. I know you were. I was. And what I was telling everyone, telling people who e-mailed is this is it's going to be a long process. And we are here to see it through all the way to the end.