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rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fifth count of the information, gauge grosskreutz, we the jury find kyle rittenhouse not guilty. neil: not guilty on all counts. we re told kyle rittenhouse is on his way home and trying to get his leaf back together. you re looking on the right-hand side of the scene, kenosha wisconsin where the governor was concerned for the possibility of violence that he mobilize or was preparing to mobilize up to 500 national guard troops. we do see a stepped up legal presence there and police presence there. but so far there s been no problems there. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world on the impact of the case that is perhaps the most scrutinized and publicized since going back to o.j. simpson nearly two decades ago. what is at stake tonight and
most scrutinized in the history not just of arizona but in the united states of america. let s not forget. we have had just about every elections expert in the country looking a of the what we did. and we passed the test with flying colors. i am very proud of my team as the former maricopa county recorder and chief election officer for maricopa county. and i think we have got to pay close attention specifically to this race. ari berman, what are they doing in texas? it was already one of the hardest states in the country in custom to vote. they have already taken what the new york times are some of the most secure ways to vote and taken them off the table because they were available to people in largely democratic counties. they all but overturned roe. they have overturned what else are they trying what is the end game in texas? they have really given the game away in texas, nicole, because they are only auditing the results. i don t know what it means to audit it in texas.
point. i want to introduce you to gregory wilkins, born and raised here in d.c. where, of course, we don t have congressional representation. tell me what stood out to you from the speakers you heard here today. well, like you said, that we are fighting the same battle over and over again about voters rights, you know. i m hoping that this march that we are doing now would allow congress to see and that we can vote down the filibuster and be able to get this law passed so that we can have equal voter representation. i think the whole core of it started up from a lie, you know. this is all happening now because the republicans lost their president, trump, and we won. it was the most scrutinized, scrutinized election ever. there was nothing that was felt wrong, and so they are now trying to place a whole lot of laws in the courts to try to
threat, and i think that president trump s continued activities demonstrate the falsity of the idea that if we simply ignore him he ll go away. it s astounding to me how he continues to spread this lie and people continue to cheer him on with all of this, so just quickly fact check this for us. there s just absolutely no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the election, period. it s one of the most monitored, scrutinized, obsessed-over elections by people like me and every law enforcement agency out there that covers this kid of stuff. it really didn t happen. it just point blank didn t happen. there were a handful. i know a couple of cases in pennsylvania where people voted for the president illegally because they believed some of his false claims. we ve seen trump supporters try and commit voter fraud but they get caught. it s not an issue in american elections. all right, nbc s jane timm, appreciate it.