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Investigators are digging deeper into the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and the picture remains foggy.

President Trump revealed that “people on the left” are already under investigation, while Utah Gov. Spencer Cox confirmed the suspect, Tyler Robinson, is refusing to cooperate with authorities.

A new bombshell report says Robinson was living with a transgender partner and may have targeted Kirk over his outspoken views on gender ideology.

FBI sources also confirm multiple left-wing groups in Utah are now under scrutiny for possible ties to the shooting, one of which deleted its online presence immediately after the attack.

The story is far from over—stay tuned and don’t stop praying.

Start your week off with all of today’s top Trump news below.

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🔔 Trump Gives Heartfelt Tribute to Charlie Kirk
🏛️ Trump Claims FBI Deployment Reduced Memphis Crime
⚔️ Trump Running Out of Patience With Putin
👑 King Charles Planning Royal Spectacle for Trump Visit
📋 Trump Wins Appeal to Remove Migrant Protections

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President Trump sat down with Fox & Friends this past Friday in what turned out to be one of his most emotional interviews yet, sharing the news that authorities had captured Charlie Kirk's killer while opening up about the profound bond he'd formed with the Turning Point USA founder. The president didn't hold back his feelings, describing Charlie as being "like a son" to him, a testament to how deeply the young conservative leader had touched the Trump family over the years. As Trump discussed the case, he made clear his belief that true justice would mean the death penalty for this heinous act.

But even as the nation processes this tragic loss, Trump finds himself navigating an increasingly complex global landscape. From the escalating situation with Venezuela to his growing impatience with Putin over Ukraine negotiations, the president is facing diplomatic challenges on multiple fronts. It's been a heavy week for America, one that has reminded us all how quickly tragedy can strike and how much strong leadership matters in these uncertain times.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump Gives Heartfelt Tribute to Charlie Kirk 🔔

President Trump revealed that slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk was like a "son" to him during an emotional interview on "Fox & Friends," describing the profound impact the 31-year-old Turning Point USA founder had on both him and the broader conservative movement. Trump quoted his son Donald Trump Jr.'s description of his relationship with Kirk, saying "He's sort of like a son to you," as he reflected on the personal loss following Kirk's assassination at Utah Valley University.

Kirk was shot and killed while speaking from what was dubbed a "Prove Me Wrong Table" during the opening event of Turning Point's American Comeback Tour, with hundreds of audience members, many of them college students, witnessing the tragic assassination. Trump suggested during his interview that investigators may have a suspect in custody, stating "I think with a high degree of certainty, we have him" and adding that "essentially, someone who knew him turned him in." Authorities later confirmed that 22-year-old Tyler Robinson was in custody for the killing, with his own father having turned him in after recognizing his son in surveillance videos released by the FBI.

The president emphasized Kirk's remarkable ability to connect with young people across the country, saying he had "never seen young people or any group go to one person like they did to Charlie." Trump noted that Kirk would travel to universities in Arizona, Utah, and elsewhere, drawing "bigger rallies than any radical left speaker," which was "killing them." He described Kirk not merely as talented but as someone who "just really believed it" and "loved young people" while wanting to help them.

Trump spoke with Kirk's wife Erika following the shooting, describing her as "devastated" by the loss of her husband. Despite the grief, Trump noted that Kirk's organization plans to continue operating in his memory, with those close to him determined to "keep Turning Point going." The president reflected on Kirk's lasting influence, suggesting that "in many ways, he's bigger now because of what happened."

The FBI is investigating leftist groups in Utah to determine if they had any connection to the alleged shooter, according to a source familiar with the investigation. Authorities are examining whether these groups knew about Robinson's alleged plans beforehand or provided any assistance to him, though the source did not elaborate on which specific groups are being investigated. Governor Spencer Cox reported that Robinson is not cooperating with authorities and has not confessed, though "all the people around him are cooperating."

Robinson's transgender roommate, described by a relative as someone who "hates conservatives and Christians," was in a romantic relationship with the suspected assassin and has been "extremely cooperative" with FBI officials. The relative told Fox News Digital that the roommate had no idea about Robinson's alleged plans and suggested that this individual may have influenced Robinson's political radicalization over the past year. The roommate, who is transitioning from male to female, shared an apartment with Robinson in St. George, Utah, where both of their families reside.

Hundreds gathered in Robinson's Utah hometown for a vigil to honor Kirk's memory and acknowledge the pain felt by both Kirk's family and Robinson's relatives. Organizer Jordan Hess told the crowd they had gathered "not as Democrats or Republicans, not as left or right" but as Americans mourning the loss of life and the threat to democratic dialogue. Attendees described Kirk as someone who advocated for "faith, family and freedom" while treating people with respect and encouraging open conversation.

Community members at the vigil expressed concern about the state of political discourse, with one attendee noting that "political assassination is not just the taking of life, it is the attempted murder of dialogue." Several speakers called for unity and emphasized the need to disagree passionately without destroying one another, viewing the tragedy as an attack on free speech itself. The vigil brought together people from across the political spectrum who, regardless of their agreement with Kirk's beliefs, recognized his right to express his views and engage in democratic debate.

Trump praised Kirk's conservative message, particularly his emphasis on traditional family values, noting that Kirk talked about family and encouraged people to "get married," describing these values as "old-fashioned" but correct. The president lamented that Kirk's voice had been "stopped," describing him as fundamentally "good" and someone who promoted marriage and family as core American values. Kirk's friend Andrew Kolvet, executive producer of "The Charlie Kirk Show," urged mourners to remember Kirk for "his great faith" and encouraged supporters to "go back to church, open your Bible, pray, ask God to lead you."

Vigils for Kirk have emerged across the country and internationally, including at Turning Point USA campus chapters, on Capitol Hill, and even in London, where demonstrators carried pictures and banners honoring the slain activist. Turning Point USA announced plans for a massive public memorial service at the Arizona Cardinals' stadium, a venue capable of hosting over 70,000 people. Kolvet emphasized that the worldwide response reflects the authenticity of Kirk's message, describing him as someone who spoke "out of a place of integrity and honesty and decency."

The investigation continues as authorities maintain Robinson under "special watch" pending completion of a mental health evaluation, with the Utah County Sheriff's Department keeping a "close eye" on him throughout his stay in custody.

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📺 Comedia Bill Maher called for people to stop comparing President Trump to Adolf Hitler following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, warning that such comparisons make it easier to "justify" assassinations. Maher referenced Trump's recent visit to a Washington D.C. restaurant where protesters chanted "You're the Hitler of our time," stating "first of all, he's not Hitler, an insult to everybody in the Holocaust to begin with" and "calling somebody Hitler makes it a lot easier to justify things like assassinations."

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