Kirk Accused Killer: 'Driving Me Mental,' Thinks of Shooting Daily, Lip-Reader Says

• Tyler Robinson, accused of Charlie Kirk's murder, made his first in-person court appearance.
• A lip-reader claims Robinson whispered about thinking of the shooting "every day" and his mental state.
• Robinson faces aggravated murder and other charges; prosecutors may seek the death penalty.
• The hearing addressed releasing a sealed audio recording from a prior court session.
• Robinson's next in-person court appearance is scheduled for January 16.

Why It Matters: Lip-reading reveals murder suspect's disturbing mindset, impacting his death penalty case.