Montel Williams says Charlie Kirk Keeler is motivated by love, not politics

The former dialogue program, Montel Williams, reduced the political motives of the suspect’s murderer Charlie Kerk On Tuesday, he believed that the killer was more excited than the love of his partner.

During “CNN NewsNight”, Williams argued that the suspected killer, Tyler Robinson, was not political enthusiastic but through the love of his transgender partner when he claimed that he killed Kerk at Utah Valley University last week.

“I don’t think he was political enthusiastic. I think this was an emotional driven. I think this was a literally emotional advanced person – when I say this in this way, just tried to defend the other, and he did not try to defend some ideology,” Williams told CNN.

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Williams made comments referring to the information that departs from Robinson A relationship with his colleague in the room.

The authorities issued text talks between Robinson and his colleague in the room, who said he was in the process of moving, soon from Kirk’s death.

In addition to the texts that seem to support the allegations of the prosecutors over the role of Robinson in the killing, messages also revealed the romantic nature of his relationship with his colleague in the room. The suspect referred to the room colleague as “my love” several times.

“I am still fine my love, but I am stuck in Orim (such) for a short time.” Robinson wrote in one exchange. “It shouldn’t be long until I can go home, but I should hold my jungle. Frankly, I was hoping to keep this secret until she died in old age. I’m sorry to involve you.”

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Williams argued that protecting his romantic partner from Kirk’s views and other critical opinions of the conservatives about the transgender movement was the real motive for the crime, not his ideology.

Williams said: “There are people trying to weaken this thing as a left thing and something true and what we are really talking about – listen to me, because I will throw you when I say this – we are talking about a child Lovitorn, a child.”

“Perhaps this is his first real relationship. There was someone who was bothering the person I loved,” continued.

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He pointed out that Kirk was killed while answering a question about the issues of transgender people.

“He sat in this building for 30 minutes before taking the shot. Why did he wait until the first word” Trans “appeared? Then he took the shot.

ABC News Correspondent Goetman died It also showed a point of thinking about how much it seemed that the shooter loved his partner on Tuesday. While he was on the air, he noticed the texts, describing them as “touching them in a way that many of us expect.”

Goetman has created a serious violent reaction on the Internet, and Unfortunately, he expressed To participate, he said that he had done a bad job in an attempt to compare the terrible crime he committed in a soft tone of his texts.

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