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The killing of Charlie Kirk has sparked a wave of conspiracy theories. From claims involving Israel to missing bullets and fabricated text messages, today’s show sorted fact from fiction.

"This is not an indictment of anyone we are referencing. We just want to set the record straight on some of the narratives out there," Crowder said.

This is not limited to what the FBI has confirmed; the public can also verify the facts through their own observations and information.

Several things can be verified about the suspect, Tyler Robinson. This includes the fact that he was dating his roommate, who is transgender and transitioning to female. According to family, friends, and chat messages, he was radicalized by leftist ideology. TMZ also obtained footage showing him scouring the area around 8:07 a.m. Later, around 11:50 a.m., TMZ captured him walking with a limp. At approximately 12:15 p.m., he climbed onto the roof.

At 12:33 p.m., Robinson allegedly shot Charlie Kirk. Immediately afterward, the suspect was seen jumping off the roof carrying an object wrapped in cloth, which the FBI said was a towel.

“There has been no official statement that he changed his outfit after the shot,” Crowder said. “That matters because some conspiracy theories are built on the assumption that this isn’t true. Let’s afford a lot of grace to those on our side—meaning conservatives—because they could simply be wrong, not dishonest. But no grace or mercy for the left. That is my position. There is no righteousness in giving grace to the left.”

One claim suggests that a Turning Point employee removed the camera positioned directly behind Charlie, fueling numerous theories.

“While I understand why people might see this as tampering with a crime scene—and that may or may not be true—it doesn’t automatically make it a conspiracy,” Crowder said. “As someone who has organized many of these events, that’s the first thing you do during breakdown. It becomes second nature.”

We have also been told that he dumped his rifle in the woods.

“We have not been able to confirm whether the circulating picture of the rifle is the official image of the gun. It may or may not be,” Crowder added.

We have also been told that the shooter exchanged text messages with his transgender partner after the crime. Photos show him at a Dairy Queen shortly after 6:30 p.m. Some claimed it was highly unlikely that he could have traveled 250 miles home and returned to that Dairy Queen, but in reality, he surrendered to his parents the following day.

What remains unknown is whether anyone else was involved, where the shooter went immediately after the shooting, or if Charlie Kirk was wearing a bulletproof vest—though his wife has suggested he generally did not wear one.

That being said, this has led to quite a few conspiracy theories. Some accusations have even gone as far as to imply that Israel may have been involved, which is highly, highly unlikely.

"Is it too far-fetched to believe that the left can be radicalized to the point of violence?" Crowder said. "The left is violent, and the left's reality is so warped that they might even celebrate this kind of assassination. I don't see an overwhelming celebration from the Jews or in Israel at all over the death of Charlie Kirk. I see it from the left.”

Thus, it would be much more logical to conclude that the left is responsible, and not a foreign nation.

“The simplest explanation is: wouldn’t the group of people who were gleefully celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination be the most likely to align with the person who carried it out? It doesn’t seem implausible to me at all. In fact, it seems heartbreakingly predictable, and we saw it coming,” Crowder said.

Another conspiracy theory claims that the rifle could not have been reassembled and disassembled before he jumped off the roof. However, evidence shows he jumped off with the rifle fully assembled. Footage and reports indicate he changed outfits only twice, with a possible third change if the Dairy Queen photo is confirmed to be accurate.

“He walked up with a rifle in one outfit and jumped off with the same outfit and towel. I don’t trust our intelligence agencies, and I think the FBI has done a poor job of communicating. They could put a lot of this to rest, but this seems like the most reasonable explanation,” Crowder said.