“Hey guys, I have bad news for you all, It was me at UVU yesterday. im sorry for all of this.” Tyler Robinson allegedly confessed to killing Charlie Kirk in a Discord group chat two hours before he was taken into custody, a report says here was he’s Reasons.

Kash Patel, director of the FBI, revealed new information about the prosecution against Tyler Robinson on Monday night.

On Fox News Channel’s “Hannity”, Patel said that authorities are going through Robinson’s digital footprint and the people he communicated with leading up to Charlie Kirk’s murder.

“We are going to be interviewing scores of people, on not just these chats on Discord, but any communications that this individual had,” Patel said.

“We’ve seized multiple electronic devices from the home of the suspect and his romantic partner. We’ve got computers, we’ve got laptops, gaming systems…cell phones,” he added.

Patel also said that Robinson referenced “hatred” while planning the assassination, and said that the suspect admitted to the crime.

The evidence and information will come out, I won’t stylize the evidence.. but I will say what was found in terms of information [was] a text message exchange where he, the suspect, specifically stated that he had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and he was going to do that.”

“And when he was asked why, he said some hatred cannot be negotiated with.”

WICS ABC 20 Illinois reporter Beni Rae Harmony says she is resigning after being suspended over what she called a “non-partisan tribute” to Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Harmony posted on X that she is quitting “effective immediately” after being punished for the segment. In the tribute, she expressed sympathy for viewers grieving Kirk’s death, spoke fondly of him as her first boss and mentor, and quoted one of his sayings about standing up for beliefs even when “your voice shakes.”

She added that her resignation was “guided by values that are essential to who I am, which I refuse to set aside in order to keep a job. I choose my faith and love of country, and always will.”

Harmony’s decision has drawn attention on social media, where supporters praised her stand while critics questioned the station’s handling. Kirk was murdered Sept. 10 during a campus event in Utah. His memorial is scheduled for Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz.

Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, posted a touching video of her late husband on Instagram Monday night.

In the video, Charlie Kirk was seen telling his young daughter about how he met Erika.

“Right near this very table was the first time Dada met Mama, and it started as a job interview,” Kirk said.

“And I was asking all these questions, asking all of these questions. Philosophy, religion, Jesus.”

“And then I realized Mama was beautiful and smart and elegant and Christ-like,” Kirk added. “So I said, forget this job interview. I want to date you. I said, I have enough friends. And that’s where your journey started.”

The assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk is having a heightened impact on the young people of Arizona, where his organization is headquartered.

The location of TPUSA, as well as its political arm, Turning Point Action, headquarters has resulted in the group playing an outsized role in the Grand Canyon State, which was considered hotly competitive in 2024.

A Fox News voter analysis found that 48% of people aged 18-29 voted for President Donald Trump in Arizona, with former Vice President Kamala Harris only narrowly winning the demographic with 51%. Overall, Trump won the state with over 52% of the vote.

Arizona State University’s College Republicans and TPUSA are hosting a large vigil for Kirk on Monday night, which a source familiar with the event told Fox News Digital that it already has roughly 10,000 people that have registered to attend.

Jordan Oveson and Chandler Buchanan, both 23 years old, told Fox News Digital outside the Hansen Mortuary Chapel in Phoenix, where Kirk’s body is being held, on Saturday that Kirk had a major impact on Generation Z.

“He really meant a lot to me, helping younger people find their voices and talking about faith and politics. And I feel like a lot of young people have a hard time figuring out what they believe in, and I feel like Charlie Kirk really helped a lot of people, and especially younger people, realize and find what they believe in and find their voices for that,” Buchanan said.