Tyler Robinson Pleads NOT Guilty. PLUS More Exclusive Footage From 9/10. | Ep 382

Tyler Robinson pleaded not guilty to all counts, and his father believes he is innocent despite taking him to the station.

Advising someone to request counsel and remain silent is lawful standing alone, but viewed with the context of an earlier instruction to delete an exchange, it permits a reasonable inference of obstructive intent.

It is unacceptable and sets a dangerous precedent that a judge would not immediately dismiss a charge for advising someone to exercise their constitutional right to remain silent.

It is bonkers that Christopher, the main security person with the keys, was upstairs when the shooting occurred, yet the car was immediately accessible to Justin Davis.

Mikey McCoy and Danny Phillip met in front of the vehicle as if they knew to go there, and it is odd they did not take their own rented SUV to the hospital.

Blake Neff's testimony is inconsistent because he claims they ran away fearing more shooters but then decided within 20 seconds that the danger had passed.

He and Mikey ran away fearing more shooters, but after 15 or 20 seconds without another shot, he realized the shooter was likely detained and it was safe.

Charlie Kirk spoke hatefully of certain groups, but that does not mean those personal choices equate with the hate Tyler Robinson felt toward him.

Novak was citing the state's argument for sentence enhancements and pointing out the lack of evidence linking Kirk's statements to Robinson's motive, not justifying assassination.

A lawyer is justifying political assassination in the Tyler Robinson case.

The prosecution's argument for sentence enhancements relies on inferring upon an inference upon an inference, which does not meet the reliable hearsay standard.

The podcast space has devolved into a nag fest where men complain about issues they do not understand, and commentators should research cases before issuing outraged opinions.