On a psychological level, notice how people are now being conditioned to accept this obviously fraudulent official story on Kirk's assassination. It's a combination of appeal to authority, group think, Stockholm Syndrome, etc.
Initially upon seeing the official story emerge, everyone sees that the FBI story is a complete crock of chit -- the obviously fake text messages, the ridiculous claim of disassembling, reassembling, then disassembling and then reassembling the rifle, the claim of a 30-06 round not having an exit wound and Charlie's "neck of steel" stopping the bullet, etc.
But as time goes on, people are psychologically conditioned to just fall back upon "group think", and think to themselves "well, I don't see TPUSA or Erika Kirk or the Trump administration questioning the obviously fake FBI official story with patsy Robinson...and so therefore I'll just let myself believe this obviously bogus story as well."
And next thing you know they are saying that "anyone who questions the obviously bogus official story with patsy Robinson is a kooky conspiracy theorist."
Same thing as with the JFK assassination and that obviously bogus official story. Same thing with one thousand other issues where the "Establishment" story is an obvious fraud.
But I don't think it's going to work. To many people distrust the Establishment now. They have lost too much credibility. And this con game of counting on people to "just trust the authority figures, they couldn't lie to us THIS big" is not going to work.
"Ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you." - John 15:19