Joe Rogan and Andrew Santino raise haunting questions over strange coincidences in Charlie Kirk shooting

Joe Rogan and Andrew Santino spoke about the shooting of Charlie Kirk. The incident happened on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Kirk was talking to nearly 3,000 people during his American Comeback Tour. He was shot in the neck while on stage. He was rushed to a hospital but did not survive. Police arrested Tyler James Robinson, 42, as the main suspect. Rogan and Santino said the case looks strange. They shared their doubts on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast.Joe Rogan said that George Hodgson Zinn, 71, confused everyone after the shooting. Zinn shouted that he was the shooter. He even took off his pants while yelling. Rogan said this was not the first time Zinn was linked to such events. He claimed Zinn was present at 9/11 and also at the Boston Marathon bombing.Joe Rogan asked, “What are the odds that one man is there at all these different events?” He said it is almost impossible. He called George Hodgson Zinn “clearly insane” or maybe “professionally insane.” Santino agreed. Both men felt the story does not make sense.Joe Rogan also questioned the arrest of Robinson. He said the story sounded like “horsesh*t.” He wondered if Robinson was just a “patsy,” a man chosen to take the blame. Charlie Kirk was shot on stage on September 10 in Orem. The crowd panicked as security rushed in. Kirk was hit in the neck. He was taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital. Doctors could not save him.Also Read: Joe Rogan Questions The True Story Behind Charlie Kirk’s Shooting And Hints Something Is Being HiddenThe news of his death was shared later by United States President Donald Trump on social media. Police arrested Tyler James Robinson. He now faces charges of aggravated murder, obstruction of justice, and witness tampering.At the same time, George Hodgson Zinn was charged with obstruction and child pornography possession. He was not charged with the shooting itself. Officials say Tyler Robinson acted alone. Joe Rogan and Andrew Santino disagree. Their doubts have sparked big debate online and in the media.