lieutenant william kelly donated $25 to help fund rittenhouse s legal fees and that donation was uncovered after hackers out of him and his donation, it went public in an article by the guardian and now that rittenhouse has been found not guilty, he demands he get his badge back but william, this is one of the grossest examples of mob justice i have seen. your message to everyone watching? the rittenhouse verdict vindicates my donation in the comments that i made which every american has the right to express their opinions especially on a topic that is being debated in the public square. just because i am a police officer doesn t mean i don t have that freedom anymore. my comments made anonymously didn t identify myself by name
the right are really depressed that it was a 17-year-old who felt it was necessary to put himself in this situation. no one ever wants to see any loss of life. that was because local officials would not keep the peace. where were the adults? this fell to a 17-year-old kid because law enforcement and prosecutors gave up kenosha to the mob. setting local businesses on drier and destroying that community. where were the adults? i feel bad that kyle rittenhouse felt like he had to do something because none of the people who were supposed to protect kenosha were actually doing it. laura: great to see you tonight. happy thanksgiving. same to you. laura: speak of the lessons learned from the rittenhouse case the virginia police officer who was fired for donating to kyle s defense fund wants his job back. he donated $25 to help fund
can look go back and look at the facts of the case and the lies they get away with spreading. laura: i would not want my own son to rush into a riot, most moms would not, rittenhouse impressed me in the interview with tucker. he was more poised and knowledgeable about the constitution than any member of the squad and more sincere than our current speaker of the house. the right thing to do would be to turn myself in. i didn t do anything wrong. it was obvious self-defense. this should not have been a political case. it was made a political case. it had nothing to do with race. the ways people are twisting this is sickening. laura: this was never about politics. but the left needed it to be. they wanted to make an example
rittenhouse s legal fees and that was uncovered after hackers outed him and his donation. it went public in an article by the guardian. now that rittenhouse is not guilty, he demands he gets his badge back. william kelly joins me. your message tonight to everyone watching? i think that the rittenhouse verdict vindicates my donation and the comments i made. every american has the right to express their opinions especially on a topic that is being debateed in the public square. just because i am a police officer didn t mean i don t have that freedom. my comments were made anonymously. i didn t identify myself by name or that i was a police officer. the fact that somebody hacked
0 the time we have left for this evening. thanks for joining us. never ever miss an episode. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham is next. have a great thanksgiving. laura: you am laura ingraham and this the the ingraham angle from washington. a cop laura: i m laura ingraham. a virginia cop lost his job after was found out he donated to kyle rittenhouse s defense fund. affairs acquittal michael kelly wants s job back. he s here with an update. as thanksgiving approaches, is president biden giving the country the bird. raymond arroyo explains it in seen and unseen but first, kyle and the liberal mind is the focus of tonight s angle. the reaction to the kyle rittenhouse trial and tucker s interview with him got me thinking. liberals used to believe in more, not less speech and were defenders of the first amendments, they were suspicious of overzealous prosecutors and were wary of elites who pretended to care about the downtrodden. they believed in a colorblind society. but