A judge rules on what parts of a video testimony can be shown in court in the case involving Charlie Kirk and Tyler Robinson. According to reporting, the judge allows the video from Robinson’s transgender lover to be published, but redacts one small portion of the material. The prosecution says it will edit the video to remove the redacted segment and will play the adjusted version in court on Thursday. The reporting also says Charlie Kirk’s family criticizes the court’s decision. The sources indicate the judge’s order limits only a specific section of the video rather than excluding the testimony entirely. The dispute centers on whether the video can be viewed publicly and what portions must be withheld prior to the in-court presentation. The next steps involve the prosecution preparing the edited version of the video to comply with the judge’s ruling for the Thursday hearing. The reports do not provide further detail on the content of the redacted portion or the underlying reasons for the redaction.