if these people are violent felons should they be allowed to be in a public gathering and protest that becomes a right. right.it s obviously just as das when protests turn into riots. carley: when you are talking about the prosecutor and kept on questioning kyle rittenhouse. what were you running from? it s like well, a fire. because it was a right. it was a dangerous situation. so the question now, of course, is he going to sue? is he going to sue. lawrence: i think he should. as i continue to say, i think the prosecution deserves some scrutiny. if you are a true justice reform advocate. what we saw displayed in the courtroom was despicable. they tried to violate his constitutional rights to legal counsel and the judge admonished him for that they tried to say that he had the right to remain silent and the judge admonished him for that they suppressed evidence and tried to hide witnesses. the classic will distrustful d.a., this was the case to be outraged.
innocent people and if they defend yourself, you are named a hero. that s the message i believe that s being spread. lawrence: talk about a criminal background. one of them had sexual assault of multiple children under the age of 9. the other one has domestic violence charges. and by the way as you can see in the film. the jury vindicated him. they tried to attack him, pulled a gun on the man and got shot for it so to describe this as this just goes to show you the new liberal media message as well as the progressives is no one should be behind bars. no one should be behind bars. if you attack someone, you should just let them shoot you first. lawrence: when that assistant district attorney started to paint one of the people shot, one of the people that kyle rittenhouse had to doyle save his own life. and this hero, someone there to save a community. listen, i know very well that if you commit a felony, you lose your right to own a gun. you lose your second amendment right. these are r
the justice system prevailed. joe: both cases. lawrence: got rid of the bad people in these cases and the jury convicted or acquitted amongst the peers in all of these cases in the past couple weeks. carley: so much division and anger and so much concern over riots that would take place depending on the outcomes of these trials, but i think something to be thankful for on this thanksgiving is that the jury system still works. and that it was peaceful for the most part after both of these investigators. joe: when we do have a fair trial no. greater example than for 126 our peers to decide our fate when we do something wrong, kyle rittenhouse s case when we don t. lawrence: i continue to say that the system is not perfect. the american way is the only way. i over mob justice any day. makes me proud to be an american these last couple days. carley: new directive to keep