Candace DROPS THE HAMMER With New Batch Of Charlie Kirk Texts! w/ Lionel
In this segment guest host Garland Nixon highlights Candace Owens' release of a new batch of texts between her and Charlie Kirk proving not only that the two were close but also that her claims of Charlie's break with the Israel lobby was real.
Garland's guest, Lionel of the Lionel Nation show, breaks down the Kirk murder case, arguing that Tyler Robinson's conviction is far from certain due to a fatal lack of physical evidence. He emphasizes that ballistics tests on the bullet fragment recovered from Kirk's body were inconclusive, meaning the rifle found near the scene cannot be definitively tied to the murder. Lionel also dismisses the importance of alleged text confessions and the authenticity of online communications, noting they are unreliable under the corpus delicti rule and that people falsely confess to crimes all the time.
He concludes the prosecution's case is weak, pointing out that Robinson didn't actually admit guilt when he turned himself in and that the "confessions" in texts read as absurd and uncharacteristic.
Plus segments on Erika Kirk's refusal to reveal what she's done with Charlie's body and Ukraine expanding the war with an attack on an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea.
Also featuring Kurt Metzger!
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In this segment guest host Garland Nixon highlights Candace Owens' release of a new batch of texts between her and Charlie Kirk proving not only that the two were close but also that her claims of Charlie's break with the Israel lobby was real.
Garland's guest, Lionel of the Lionel Nation show, breaks down the Kirk murder case, arguing that Tyler Robinson's conviction is far from certain due to a fatal lack of physical evidence. He emphasizes that ballistics tests on the bullet fragment recovered from Kirk's body were inconclusive, meaning the rifle found near the scene cannot be definitively tied to the murder. Lionel also dismisses the importance of alleged text confessions and the authenticity of online communications, noting they are unreliable under the corpus delicti rule and that people falsely confess to crimes all the time.
He concludes the prosecution's case is weak, pointing out that Robinson didn't actually admit guilt when he turned himself in and that the "confessions" in texts read as absurd and uncharacteristic.
Plus segments on Erika Kirk's refusal to reveal what she's done with Charlie's body and Ukraine expanding the war with an attack on an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea.
Also featuring Kurt Metzger!
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