By Admin 
US President Donald Trump praised FBI Director Kash Patel on Saturday (September 13). Trump said that the rapid arrest of the accused of killing the conservative commentator Charlie Kirk is a big success of the FBI. 22 -year -old Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, was arrested after searching for 33 hours from the city of Washington in Utah. Let me tell you that Robinson allegedly killed Kirk by shooting a roof at the Utah Valley University Campus.
What did Trump say about Kash Patel?
During this, FBI Director Kash Patel was engulfed in controversies. He had announced the arrest ahead of time, while the police immediately rejected the claim. It is being told that the White House was also angry with Patel’s haste. However, Trump said in a conversation with Fox News Digital, “I am proud of the FBI. I wish and the rest of the team has done a great job.” Trump’s statement is believed to be a news of relief for Patel.
Robinson was handed over to the police by his father
Robinson has been handed over to the police by his father. Now formal charges will be framed in the court next week. This incident is another case in the link of increasing incidents of political violence in the US, in which the first attack on Trump has been tried twice.
President Trump expressed grief after Kirk’s murder
After the murder of Right Wing activist Charlie Kirk, President Donald Trump posted on the social media platform Truth. Trump wrote, “Charlie Kirk is no longer among us. There was no one better to understand American youth. Everyone gave them love and respect. Melania and I express deep condolences to his wife Erica and the whole family.”
How was Kirk murdered?
Charlie Kirk was involved in a debate at Uta Valley University. They were speaking holding the mike under the tent, then suddenly a man shot him. The bullet hit his neck and they fell on the spot. He was immediately rushed to the hospital, but the doctors declared him dead.
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