Zach Costello
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Joshua Carr GETS IT WRONG About The Tyler Robinson Evidence AGAIN!
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September 7, 2026
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11:54Now PlayingIn this clip from The Zach Costello Show, the discussion examines a heated dispute between Joshua Carr and Zach Costello over claims about Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing and the evidence presented inside the courtroom. Carr responds to comments from Zach questioning the accuracy of his account of what happened during the hearing and argues that several of Zach's statements about the courtroom evidence were incorrect.
A major point of disagreement involves the reported 4K footage shown during the preliminary hearing. Zach argues that people who described the footage as clearly showing Tyler Robinson taking the shot were overstating what could actually be established from the footage. Carr pushes back, arguing that there was higher-quality footage shown in court and criticizing the way Zach characterized what Benny Johnson and Jack Posobiec said about it.
The clip ultimately becomes a broader confrontation over what was actually shown during Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing, how courtroom evidence should be described to the public, and whether commentators are accurately representing what they witnessed. The discussion highlights the increasingly heated disagreements between people covering the case and the importance of distinguishing between evidence shown in court, what individual observers claim they saw, and what has been publicly established.
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