Donald Trump Jr. Discusses Evidence in Charlie Kirk Assassination Case

Donald Trump Jr. spoke on Tuesday about the evidence presented during the preliminary hearing of Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA. According to Trump Jr., the case is “much more cut and dry” than he anticipated. Newly released surveillance video and witness testimonies have convinced him of the prosecution’s case. He shared these thoughts on “America’s Newsroom.”

“Once this hard evidence was laid out to me in a courtroom before my very eyes, seeing the reaction of the defense, this thing is much more cut and dry than I would have ever even imagined,” Trump Jr. said. He believes that Robinson will be found guilty, calling the outcome “very clear.”

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The preliminary hearing for Robinson began on Monday and is set to continue throughout the week. Prosecutors aim to establish probable cause, allowing the judge to proceed with a trial. Robinson faces several charges, including aggravated murder, which might lead to the death penalty if convicted.

Robinson allegedly shot the 31-year-old Kirk during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University on September 10 of the previous year. In attendance at the hearing, Trump Jr. aimed to show his support for Kirk’s legacy, as well as for Kirk’s widow, Erika, and his parents.

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Charlie Kirk was killed on September 10, 2025, during an outdoor event at Utah Valley University. Trump Jr. expressed the importance of witnessing the evidence firsthand after refraining from public speculation about the case. “It was just important to be there. It’s a legacy that really needs to be preserved,” he stated. He emphasized Kirk’s generational impact on many Americans and youth.

The information was contributed by Michael Ruiz and Olivianna Calmes, with Taylor Penley serving as associate editor for Fox News Digital.