listen, i want i m okay with people s businesses burning, people getting hurt. because it s going to fall on donald trump. and there is an election coming. so if i can say that donald trump is causing riots and burning and looting in america, that s good politically. right now though he has called in the national guard. rachel: it s in his political interest now. election in one year. lawrence: that s a good point. i want to get your reaction to this the prosecutor when he was speaking to the jury almost made fun of the people that businesses that were looted. he said oh rioters, as someone there on the ground how did you feel about hearing the prosecution do that? it s an outrage. people that night, those three nights lost everything. i mean, 100 businesses were affected. never reopened again. kenosha is not a big city. it s not new york city. it is a big hit. $50 million in damage. i m heart broken for everybody that was there. when i returned a year later there were still plac
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who as we said are biased not journalists portray themselves as anchors and that insults people so much. will: lies cost them in defamation suits with nick sand man. does cost them with viewership and will it cost them with their shareholders i guess we will soon fine that out. all right, joe,. hook em horns. will: what are we doing here you know i have to go and kick me in the shin or maybe a little higher than my shin on the way out. all right joe. wait until i see you in person. you are stronger than me, bye. lawrence went to a port in florida how the sunshine is yesterday to help. florida is the place to bring that in so your product is on shelves in time not only for this christmas but for future christmases. will: plus, you can catch all of the action of the fox nation patriot awards. we were all there. it airs tomorrow night on the fox news channel at 10:00 p.m.
rittenhouse not guilty. lawrence: we go now to kenosha where alexis mcadams is live on the ground with more of that reaction. alexis? good morning. that s right. the community here in kenosha, wisconsin and communities all across the country were bracing for this verdict. more than 20 hours of deliberations waited to find out that kyle rittenhouse able to walk as a free man in kenosha. not a lot of action going on this morning. it s pretty quiet in front of the courthouse which is different than these past few days. after all of those hours of deliberations though, the jury finding kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all five counts. illinois teen now free after he shot three men last summer. killing two. during the unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha. as each count was read, the family very emotional. the reince defense team telling us it was important to put the teen on the stand during this trial to give him a chance to explain how he felt and explain that he
there with her and some of our colleagues bret baier and many others and jay wallace the boss. it was a great, great, great harsh to see harris win this award. congratulations harris. jesse: if there is an award for international men s day i m available to receive it. that s it for us. we lawrence: good morning and welcome to fox news alert. we begin with a fox news alert. protests erupt across the country after kyle rittenhouse is found not guilty on all counts. police in portland declaring a riot overnight. in new york, demonstrators march across the brooklyn bridge blocking traffic. meanwhile in kenosha when the trial took place one arrest is made more protests are planned for today as nation reacts to the emotional verdict. the fifth count of the information gaige grosskreutz we the jury find the defendant kyle h. rittenhouse not guilty.