[indistinct question] [indistinct question] thank you. watching kyle testify, looking like a kid who got caught doing something wrong. i am paraphrasing. what does kyle want the family of the people killed [indistinct] if mr. grosskreutz and some of the other people had let kyle go to the police, there would only be one individual dead. they referred to him and i talked about it, as an active shooter. anybody can look up the definition of an active shooter from the fbi, law enforcement. he didn t meet it through the way that those words are so charged, that s what they used. they wanted to paint him as that. i wish nobody died. i wish i never met kyle rittenhouse and i don t mean that because he was a bad
families of the two men killed to know about how this played out because he talked about like he had clearly there was if mr. grosskreutz and the other people had let kyle go to the police, there would only be one individual dead. they referred to him as i talked about it as an active shooter. anybody could look up the definition of a active shooter from the fbi, law enforcement. he didn t meet it. but the way the words are so charged, that is what they used. they wanted to paint him as that. i wish nobody died. i wish i never met kyle rittenhouse and i don t mean that because he was a bad client, i just mean because then this wouldn t have happened. whether or not he feels he had to do it, is he remorseful or feel bad for those families? i think he does. we ve talked about it. there has been so much talk about whether the tears were
what does kyle want the families of the victims know about how this all played out? because he repeatedly talked about how he had no choice but clearly if mr. grosskreutz and some of the other people had let kyle go to the police, there would have been only one individual dead. they referred to him, and i talked about it, as an active shooter. anyone can look up the definition of an active shooter from the fbi, law enforcement. he didn t meet it. but the way those words are so charged, that s what they used. they wanted to paint him as that. you know, i wish nobody died. i wish i never met kyle rittenhouse. and i don t mean that because he was a bad client. i just mean because then this wouldn t have happened. reporter: whether or not he feels he had to do it, is he remorseful, does he feel bad for those families? i think he does. we ve talked about it. there s been so much talk about whether the tears were genuine.
0 a jury of his peers found kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all counts. rittenhouse collapsed in the kenosha, wisconsin courtroom as the final not guilty verdict was read. rittenhouse himself took the stand in his own defense, a risky move that approved successful for the defense. in and out conversation will turn to what s going to happen next. what affect will this case have on things like vigilanteism and self-defense arguments? not to mention what happens immediately in the city of kenosha. joining me from the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin, nbc correspondent shaquille brewster. former federal prosecutor paul butler. nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. and former assistant district attorney in milwaukee county, julius kim. shaq, what is it like in kenosha right now? katy, when that verdict was read we saw a large group of people on the courthouse steps. this was something highly anticipated especially as the jury got into day four of deliberations. but then someone came out of the
0 18-year-old man. and we ve also seen protesters. but not a lot. a number of people who are there with signs, who were perhaps hoping for a different outcome here. but the jurors, they looked at the law, they looked at jury instructions, they reviewed several pieces of evidence as they were deliberating over the course of four days, 25 hours. not guilty on all charges. the end of the kyle rittenhouse trial. the news continues right now with alisyn camerota. hello, everyone, i m alisyn camerota. welcome to newsroom. victor is off. we do have breaking news. minutes ago a jury acquitted kyle rittenhouse on all counts. rittenhouse was 17 years old when he fatally shot two men and wounded a third with an ar-15 style rifle that he brought to racial justice protests in august of 2020. he was charged with homicide and reckless endangerment. he could have gotten a life sentence but will walk free today. rittenhouse took the stand during trial, testifying that he acted in self-defense. the