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'Very deliberate': Expert reacts to report Charlie Kirk shot from building 200 yards away

CNN law enforcement expert John Miller analyzed the specifics of how the shooter at Utah Valley University was able to get a clear shot at right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.

This follows new reporting that the shooter is believed to have fired from an adjacent campus building 200 yards away from where Kirk was speaking.

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Charlie Kirk asked about 'transgender shooters' just before he was fired on: ex-lawmaker

Turing Point USA leader Charlie Kirk was shot on Wednesday at Utah Valley University during an event. He was reportedly taking a question from the audience about shootings.

Fox News contributor and former Rep. Jason Chaffetz, who was at the event, said that Kirk spoke for several minutes before he took a question. The question was about the recent shooting by a person believed to be transgender.

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'We saw him fall': Witnesses describe chaotic scene of Charlie Kirk shooting

Witnesses are sharing what they saw in the chaotic moments after Charlie Kirk, MAGA influencer and Trump ally, was shot at an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday.

"We were about 10 minutes into the interview... and we heard a gunshot and we see Charlie... his neck kind of turned and we saw blood immediately," Emma Pitts and Eva Terry, reporters for Deseret News, told CNN over the phone, who witnessed the shooting.

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Videos show horrified Charlie Kirk crowd fleeing as gunshot rings out

UPDATE: The man who was detained by police was not the shooter, and the university announced that no one has been arrested for the shooting.

Several videos emerged on social media on Wednesday of a Turning Point USA speech by Charlie Kirk in which he appeared to be shot in the neck.

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'You are absolutely ridiculous!' Nancy Mace derails House debate with screaming fit

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) screamed on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives after Rep. Sarah Jacobs (D-CA) noted that Botox and other common procedures were gender-affirming care.

The outburst came during a debate Wednesday over Mace's bill to outlaw transgender children in military families from competing in women's sports.

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'Is he lying now?' FBI asked to testify over Mike Johnson's shifting 'informant' claim

Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) called for answers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) after House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) claimed that President Donald Trump was an informant in the case against Jeffrey Epstein.

During a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, Moskowitz inquired whether Rep. Jim Jordan's committee had contacted the FBI regarding Johnson's revelation. The speaker has since walked back the claim.

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'Kicking and screaming' Mike Johnson accused of trying to 'eat up the clock' for Trump

With House staffers in New York City reviewing information related to convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, a member of the House Oversight Committee accused Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) of doing all he can to run cover for Donald Trump back in Washington, D.C.

Speaking with MSNBC on Wednesday afternoon, Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-MA) questioned whether there would be enough Republican lawmakers willing to jump ship and vote to compel the DOJ to release the entire Epstein files.

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'They believe they’re above the law!' Lawmaker moves to let whistleblower loose on Musk

Rep. John Larson (D-CT) laid into Elon Musk Wednesday for his brief stint serving the Trump administration, calling on the Tesla CEO to be dragged in front of a House committee to testify on how Social Security data was compromised under his direction.

Musk had previously led the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, in an effort to make good on President Donald Trump’s pledge to eradicate wasteful government spending. As part of that effort, Musk and his DOGE staff – many of them between the ages of 19 and 24 – copied Americans’ Social Security data to an unsecure cloud server, according to a whistleblower.

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'Oh boy': Dem senator moves to add 'release Epstein files' to defense bill

The National Defense Authorization Act funds the Department of Defense operations outside of the typical government budget and this year, one Democrat didn't come to play.

Democratic Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) added an amendment to the bill that would mandate that Attorney General Pam Bondi release all of the files around the investigation of accused trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, Semafor's Burgess Everett wrote Wednesday morning on X.

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'Godawful mess' in US has foreign businessmen second-guessing working with Trump: NBC

Donald Trump’s desire to deport immigrants from the U.S. by force is running headlong into his drive to increase foreign investments in the U.S. in the hope that it will improve his dismal job numbers.

Asked about an immigration raid on a Hyundai facility in Georgia by agents working for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem that led to a round-up of 475 employees, many of them South Koreans sent to help with the set-up, NBC’s Christine Romans said foreign investors are becoming nervous.

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'Didn't really answer the question': CNN host highlights Trump official's non-answer

A top-ranking public health official changed the subject when CNN's Kate Bolduan asked him to comment on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s past statements on vaccines.

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary appeared Wednesday morning on "CNN News Central," and Bolduan asked him to comment on new eligibility guidelines for vaccinations that had been reportedly keeping pregnant women from getting Covid shots.

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'Shell games': Trump biographer exposes Epstein clue president 'doesn't want to get out'

Timothy L. O'Brien, a biographer of Donald Trump and senior executive editor of Bloomberg Opinion, said Tuesday it was "patently obvious" that President Donald Trump was attempting to conceal tax shelters that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein provided to his clients, which included wealthy individuals.

During an appearance on MSNBC Tuesday evening, O'Brien, who has been advising journalists to "follow the money" while covering the Epstein scandal, said, "It's interesting that this whole investigation is running at pace with the Trump administration getting the IRS to turn its back on patently obvious abusive tax shelters used by corporations and wealthy people."

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Ivanka Trump and her mother are in Epstein's little black book: report

Fallout continues for President Donald Trump as the scandal surrounding convicted child sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein and the ongoing efforts to expose the files around the Justice Department investigation. Some of those are leading to shock as new names are popping up, like Ivanka Trump and her late mother, Ivana.

While the DOJ has slowly begun handing over micro-fragments of the gigabyte of data to the House Oversight and Reform Committee, little is being found that is new. What is, however, is causing quakes through the political world.

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