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Watching Jonathan Turley dismantle the legal gymnastics around the Charlie Kirk murder case on America Reports was a gut-punch for anyone who believes in open justice — Turley called the situation breathtaking, and he’s right. The way judges, prosecutors, and media elites try to paper over transparency in high-profile political crimes smells like protection, not prudence, and hardworking Americans deserve better than secrecy. If the outrage of the country over this assassination is genuine, then the people must be allowed to see justice actually being done.
Charlie Kirk was assassinated while speaking at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025, and law enforcement quickly identified and arrested 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who now faces aggravated murder and multiple related charges. This wasn’t an ordinary crime; it was a politically motivated hit on a leading voice of a generation, and it demands the fullest possible airing of facts so the public can understand how and why it was allowed to happen. Americans who pay attention to law and order will watch every legal maneuver closely so nothing is hidden from view.
Yet instead of full sunlight, we’ve seen tentative courtroom secrecy and fights over camera access — moves that only fuel suspicion that the system wants to decide the story behind closed doors. The Kirk family and the public have a right to demand cameras and open proceedings; anything less hands the narrative to the same elites who cheer censorship and concealment when it suits them. The courts must remember that in a free republic, justice is not private business for insiders — it is a public good.
Meanwhile in Minnesota, the Feeding Our Future scandal revealed how federal program after program became ripe for theft when oversight was treated like an afterthought, and Jonathan Turley’s critique of “willful blindness” by authorities hits the mark. The Department of Justice recently announced a ten-year sentence and nearly $48 million in restitution for a defendant who helped loot the pandemic child nutrition program — a scandal that turned taxpayer-funded aid into luxury vacations and shell-company cash flows. That magnitude of theft proves the problem wasn’t a few bad apples; it was a rotten system enabled by officials who looked the other way.
Make no mistake: the political class in Minnesota who shrugged and blamed legal technicalities while kids went hungry must be held accountable. AP reporting shows the scandal grew so large that lawmakers and even the governor were dragged into a defensive position, and the state was forced to create an inspector-general to cover the mess. Voters should treat that as a warning — when government gets big and opaque, the result is corruption, not compassion.
This is a moment for conservatives who actually believe in law, order, and common-sense government to fight for the same transparency and accountability we demand from the other side. Push for cameras in the Kirk proceedings, support aggressive prosecution of the Feeding Our Future thieves, and insist on structural reforms that make fraud harder and oversight smarter. If we don’t make the public a full partner in both trials and investigations, the elites will continue to run the country like a private club while taxpayers pay the bill.
Hardworking Americans deserve a justice system that is fearless and a government that respects the people who fund it. Stand with the Kirk family and with the investigators who refuse to let criminals hide behind bureaucracy, and demand that those who enabled this theft and this assassination be exposed to the light. We are the nation that lifts the fallen and holds the powerful to account — it’s time to show it.
