The alleged shooter Charlie Kirk does not cooperate with Vlad of Utah: Governor Cox

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

“He has not confessed to the authorities. He does not cooperate, but all people around him are cooperating. And I believe it is very important,” said Cox this week, Martha Raddac.

Cox also asked about Report in New York Times About the intended shutter messages on the disorder. Kirk was killed on Wednesday, speaking at a campus in Utah.

“Everything we can confirm is that these conversations certainly happened and they didn’t believe it was really it. It was, all this jokes until he … he did not admit it actually,” Cox said.

Utu Spencer Governor Cox speaks at a press conference at Vali Utah University after shooting Charlie Kirk during the September 10, 2025 event in Arem, Utah. (George Frey/Getti Image)

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Cox told Cox told The Wall Street Journal that the suspect was “deeply imposed with the left ideology”, said in an interview published on Friday.

Raddats pressed Cox for evidence confirming the lawsuit.

“So far, this came from his acquaintances and family members,” he said.

Authorities arrested Robinson On Thursday, after a family member appealed to the Washington County Sheriff’s office with information that Robinson meant or confessed to the shooting, Cox said on Friday.

On September 13, 2025, the University of Utah, Utah, Memorial for Founder and CEO Charlie Kirk. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

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On Sunday, Cox told NBC News that Robinson seemed more and more radical after leaving the State University of Utah.

“After that, it seemed that after that – after he returned to the southern part of the Uta. Of course, there were a lot of games, friends who confirmed that there is some deep, dark internet, the culture of Reddit and these other dark places of the Internet, where this man was going deep. You saw that the factories … Remember what is happening in our society today.”

Raddats asked Cox what was due at this point to become a turning point in history, referring to his remarks on Friday, which described the pictures as a turning point.

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Ututha Spencer Governor Cox speaks at a press conference on Charlie Kirk’s murder at Vali Utah University in Arem, Utah, September 11, 2025. (Julia Bonavita/Fox News Digital)

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“You know, now we are in a dark place. All this, I think. We have a choice. In my political philosophy and in my religious philosophy we believe in the agency – that each of us makes our own decisions,” he said. “Can we do good in our area? Can we hug a family member? Can we talk to a neighbor we disagree? It depends on us.

Fox News’ Anders Hagestrom contributed to this report.