after the olympics, then that s what they are suggesting, wait until you get home. nobody is going to care then. when you are right there, that would be the maximum time to do it. ainsley: that s exactly what enes kanter freedom. remember he is from turkey, changed his anytime freedom. listen to what he said. 30 minutes ago and it broke my heart. because, you know, athletes, i feel like, need to use their platform to bring awareness of what is going on around the world. and obviously china right now is the biggest human right abuser in the world. i feel like for all the athletes is my message is while you are there, take one or two day and visit the concentration camps, if you can. see what going through. take another three-point taiwan and see what democracy means. when i saw that video it definitely did break my heart. brian: so,. steve: he is right.
night. pastor robert jeffress our guest. tonight join us to discuss how we move forward as a country after the rittenhouse trial. more of the day s news in a few hours. mean anytime freedom hosted by jesse watters starts in just seconds. jesse. jesse: good evening and welcome to freedom. after 25 hours of deliberations the jury finally delivered a verdict in the case of kyle rittenhouse. for the fifth count of the information gross could you have we find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty. members of the jury these unanimous verdicts? is there anyone who does not agree with the verdicts as read? jesse: not guilty on all charges. inside the courtroom happy tears from kyle rittenhouse and his family. but house the courthouse was