The alleged shooter Charlie Kirka does not cooperate with the authorities of Utah: Gov. Cox

Gov. Spencer Cox, R-Utah, said Tyler Robinson on Sunday, Charlie KirkThe alleged killer, did not cooperate with the authorities.

“He did not confess the authorities. He does not cooperate, but all the people around him cooperate. And I think it’s very important,” Cox’s ABC “hosts Martha Raddatz.

Cox is also set about a Report in New York Times about the messages of alleged arrow on the discrepancy. Kirk was killed on Wednesday as he spoke at the event on the campus in Juta.

“Everything we can confirm is that they didn’t really believe it. It was, everything was to send everything, while it was,” he said it was actually, he was actually him. “

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Cox said Cox said that Wall Street Journal arrowed that the suspect was “deeply indoctrinated by left-wing ideology”, according to the interview published on Friday.

Raddatz has pressed the COK for evidence that supports the request.

“So far, it was coming from his acquaintances and members of his family,” he said.

Authorities arrested Robinson On Thursday after the family member contacted Sheriff’s Office in Washington County with information that Robinson meant or admitted to the shooting, said COX Friday.

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The COX told NBC on Sunday, to the Sunday that Robinson appeared to become politically more radically after fell from the University of Utah.

“It seemed to happen after that – after returning to the southern part of the morning. It was a lot of playing, friends who existed that there was such a deep, dark internet, where this person went deeply. You saw that it was at night.

Raddatz asked COKS what it takes for this moment becomes a turning point in history, referencing his remarks on Friday, which the shooting described as a dressing.

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“You know, we’re in a dark place now. I’m all gaining it, I think. We also have election. In my political philosophy, I believe in my religious philosophy – that each of us brings its decisions,” he said. “Can we have anything else with us. There is nothing else. There is nothing else there. There is nothing else. There is nothing else. There is nothing else. No There’s nothing else. There’s nothing else. There’s nothing else. There’s nothing else. There’s nothing else. There’s nothing else. We can’t do anything.

Fox News’ Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.