this is an example of white supremacisty and we don t feel safe in the capitol with this young man. again, he was acquitted. the video evidence is clear. there is no proof that he is a white supremacist and they continue to smear and try to ruin this boy s life and continue the lie that america is racist and that white supremacisty is rampant in america. steve: sean, quick exit question for you. that is what happens with kyle rittenhouse? does he go ahead and resume his life and try to keep his head down and be anonymous or turn around and sue these people who he feels defamed him? i think he will sue them and they will keep pursuing him. can i make one last point in regard to white supremacisty? what is matt gaetz for? limited government, less taxes, less taxes strong military. the conservatism bleeds in those values white supremacisty is outrageous. political bludgeon for the socialists to win the political
and colin kaepernick oscars so white era. they want to be in a more comfortable environment. and then it s campus violence. why do i want to spend $60,000 a year to go on a campus where people are going to spray paint trump on my dorm, where they re going to deface black fraternity houses. who wants to spend all that money in a dorm named after a slave owner? there s a lot of things that have come to the forein the last two years. as we see polarization in society increase, particularly since the election of president trump, we see people sort of wanting to go where their comfort zone is and where they feel that they can more safely become educated and prepared for life, and where their families feel they re safer. right. right. well, i mean, perfect example of this, right. look, i m a college professor. when you go to college, you re going to get challenged. you re going to get to forced to explore new ideas and things you haven t seen before, but you
but i just take it one day at a time and continue to do everything that s needed for him. and hopefully sooner, they ll change their minds so he can get a kidney. now, anthony, you have stood up and said, look. i have to stand up and take whatever for my own actions, but what does this have to do with my son? i m here in atlanta where this decision has been made. what would you like people to understand the difference between what you re trying to do for your son and the difference between trying to deal with whatever legal matters you face? what is your appeal to people in the public and the people at emory university hospital? well, i just felt like what i did in my past or what i did recently shouldn t affect my 2-year-old son when i m trying to save his life to help him
have a normal life just like everybody else s child. i feel like everybody should understand this is my son, and to see him like that in this situation, it hurts me. so i m trying to step up to the plate to make sure that my son can have a normal life like everybody else s child. attorney davis, what are the legal grounds? i mean, i don t understand how they can even legally deny this. this young man, born without his kidneys functioning, his father a perfect match. what does his father s criminal record have to do with salvaging and saving this boy s life? rev, we believe that it has no bearing at all. unfortunately, the guidelines that emory is referring to are very, very broad. this family attempted to meet with emory and discuss this face-to-face, and they were