United States President Donald Trump said on Sunday that, as far as he is concerned, the investigation into the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk revealed no calls with others other than the young man arrested as a suspect.
“They will make a final report,” Trump said aboard the Air Force One when he returned from one in Arizona. “But if there are other people involved, that’s what you’re asking. It seemed to me not.”
Kirk, 31, while answering the question of an audience member at an event at Utah Valley University.
One was accused of Kirk’s murder. Investigators continue to investigate the reason, which remains obscure.
They have analyzed alleged text messages for a friend and messages recorded in four bullet cartridges. Experts said they could refer to left or right groups.
Trump was already blaming the left for the deadly attack even before a suspect was arrested.
Civil rights groups criticized Kirk for their rhetoric, pointing to numerous examples that they described as racists, anti-immigrants, transphobic and misogynists. His supporters say he was an advocate of conservative values and a defender of freedom of expression.
The US President said that.
On other topics, still on the plane, Trump stated that he would discuss a possible connection between Tylenol and the risk of autism on Monday (22) and said he would focus on the situation in Gaza at the United Nations General Assembly, which starts this week in New York.
