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Trump Criticizes Judge in Charlie Kirk Assassination Case Over Trial Delay

President Trump has criticized the judge in Charlie Kirk's assassination case, claiming the trial should occur sooner than the proposed date of 2029. Trump stated the judge is disrespecting Kirk's memory and performing poorly.

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President Donald Trump has publicly criticized the judge handling the assassination case of Charlie Kirk, claiming that the trial should occur much sooner than the proposed date of 2029. In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated that the judge is doing a poor job and is disrespecting Kirk's memory. Tyler Robinson, the defendant in the case, is scheduled to appear in court on Friday afternoon. This situation is ongoing.

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  • Trump criticized the judge in Charlie Kirk's assassination case on October 23, 2026.
  • He stated the trial should occur within a month, not in 2029.
  • Tyler Robinson's defense team proposed a trial start date in the third quarter of 2029.
  • Robinson is due in court on the same day as Trump's comments.
  • Trump made his remarks on Truth Social.
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Trump says judge is 'desecrating' Charlie Kirk's memory amid fight over assassination trial date

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Trump Criticizes Judge in Charlie Kirk Assassination Case Over Trial Delay