Tyler Robinson was “deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology,” a preliminary investigation revealed according to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox.

Utah’s governor has suggested the man suspected in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk may have been driven to kill by his engagement with online culture and video games. “There was a lot of gaming going on,

As the investigation continues into the potential motives of Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson, Gov. Spencer Cox confirmed limited information Sunday about the suspect. In an interview with NBC News’ “Meet the Press” on Sunday morning,

Speaking to ABC News' ‘This Week’ co-anchor Martha Raddatz, Cox said of Robinson, “He has not confessed to, to authorities. He is, he is, he is not cooperating, but, but, but all the people around him are cooperating. And I think that's, that's, that's very important.”

Charlie Kirk’s assassin Tyler Robinson had become increasingly political in recent years — and seethed about his victim’s upcoming campus appearance just before killing him, officials

Urah Gov. Spencer Cox told ABC's "This Week" that he's interested in learning what led Tyler Robinson, who he described as "a kid with a 4.0, with a 34 on the ACT, with a full-ride scholarship at my alma mater,

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said that the suspect in the killing of Charlie Kirk is "not cooperating" with authorities as the investigation into the motive of the shooting continues. Tyler Robinson, 22, was arrested Friday on suspicion of a connection with the killing of Kirk while he was speaking at a rally at Utah Valley University.