service it is to due process. maybe people will be inspired to take jury duty a little bit more seriously now. but this was justice. i m floored by the people who say this is white supremacy when the people they keep talking about and giving remorse over like joseph rosenbaum, a violent convicted pedophile screaming the n-word while burning down black businesses. jesse: joe biden returned from his colonoscopy. and then his handlers cleaned it up and said he was angry. the fact that the media story
find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fifth count of the information, gaige grosskreutz, we the yuri find the defendant not guilty. jesse: not guilty on all charges. justice was served. our system works. the jury was under intense pressure by protesters and the media to deliver a guilty verdict. the jurors were talked by the press. but they were able to see past the reckless. the jury bucked the mob. they listened to the testimony.
rogue fbi agents. the fbi, the department of justice has not a great reputation sometimes when it comes to under handed tactics. how do you see this department of justice under joe biden. it seems to be crossing a lot of very serious lines. as the u.s. attorney when the patriot act was passed. as a u.s. attorney who used the patriot act against real terrorists. we assured people we would never use it in a way that was inappropriate. joe biden s justice department seems to have broken that pledge. it s outrageous. i helped to get the patriot act reauthorized as a u.s. attorney. it was used to stop a showedder fired missile case from shooting
concerned about state lines. his firearm was already over the border in kenosha. and unlike rittenhouse. he was legally carrying. this is the racialization of justice. hit had nothing to do with racial politics. even in jacob blake s case. where is the concern for jacob blake s victim. this is a woman who was sexually assaulted. jacob blake got himself in that position, nobody else. jesse: the press softening this country up to surrender to the mob. you are not allowed to defend yourself and protect you re community.
this was a victory for individual rights in the united states, america. joining me is ben shapiro and dana loesch. ladies first, dana. justice was finally seen in this case. i don t think this should have gotten all the way to a trial. this is a clear case of self-defense. it was open and closed case. clearly the jury agreed. i know there was a lot of discussion about whether there would be jury impartiality considering the intimidation that was going on. they weren t sequestered and they were being followed. in addition to that, a part of the due process is jury duty. none of us like to do it. it s more a burden than anything. but this case proves what a