all together. rittenhouse, and then he puts, you know, political people in the same group because they are white. it is overt racism, and it sends a terrible message to the jury g that you better convict, you better do what these folks outside want you to do, or there will be unrest. people remember what maxine waters said, people remember what others have said, and just going down south for a minute and going to that georgia case, where you have in the court room and pressure on jurors right in front of them. sean: i want to know, from this perspective, because the judge has excoriated the prosecution, if at this point, that the judge needs to deal with these motions for a mistrial. you have 30 seconds each. gregg, we will give you the first crack at it. well, it is abundantly clear to me that he is not going to
sean: the difference at fox, not everyone agrees withs sean hannity, which everybody did, but not everybody does and we have a lot of different opinions on the network throughout the day. ari fleischer and joe concha,ve thank you. joining us with more reaction, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. between that, gregg, and the rittenhouse prosecution withholding video evidence, the higher-quality end resolution, we now have outstanding two motions by the defense for a mistrial. one with prejudice, one without prejudice. i believe both are real, both of you agree with me, but now you have this new incident with this media company. this is beyond disgraceful and intimidating. it is. it is impossible to overstate just how stupid this action was by the msnbc producer. it is in violation of the judicial order. and it is well-established in
reasonable to believe that kyle rittenhouse faced imminent deat, or grave bodily harm from joseph rosenbaum, for example, after it was rosenbaum, yeah, he s the one that was convicted of molesting five kids. vowed to bleeping killum rittenhouse and proceeded to chase him, corner him, and lunge for his gun.n. it was more than reasonable to believe that kyle rittenhouse faced imminent death or great bodily harm when a violent group of rioters, remember, they chased him as he was running away. knocked him to the ground, were attempting at that moment to stomp his face right into the pavement. and attempting to grab his gun. and ultimately pointed another guy pointed a loaded gun in hisa face before kyle took to self-defense. this is a clear cut case of self-defense and, again, i m not on the jury. they will ultimately make the final decision. but, no matter what happens in this case, msnbc, the rest of the mob and the media, they all should be ashamed of themselves.
apply, foreign concept, called common sense to the situation, nbc, to your point earlier, declared rittenhouse guilty. they expect you to believe a producer was not following that jury van. he just happened to be right behind it and just decided to run a red light, why? what was the sense of urgency? unless you are a producer b doig exactly what you are instructed to do. photograph the jury. and oh, by the way, the person ucat instructed this producer according to the producer, in this case, to follow the jury, she has nuked her social media accounts, which means if there was no wrongdoing here, this person wouldn t be running and hiding. nbc claims the producer wasn t photographing the van, but that is besides the point, even. following the bus alone is a whole bowl of wrong because of jurors believe that they are being followed, they might feel intimidated. they may feel hesitant to vote the way they truly want to.