almost lost his freedom, and you know, i talked to kyle today, and he s he s processing it all, but he reiterated today i would never do that again. you know, i didn t mean to cut you off. no, go ahead, i m here to hear you. go ahead. you know, and i get all these emails from people who want to give him another ar-15, and you know, that s not something we re interested in. he wants to go on with his life. he wants to be, you know, relatively quiet and go to college and get a degree and be a productive member of society quietly. what do you think of those efforts and those moves by satellite to this situation saying, hey, let s have a kyle sale until thanksgiving, a sale on guns because we re celebrating or the politicians who have said, oh, i want to give him an internship without knowing anything about the kid, just knowing that he was acquitted. what kind of messages do you think that sends? do you think that s something that kyle endorses? i don t think it s something he e
this kid has better judgment than many people have portrayed. he did not want to be involved in the things that pierce wanted him involved in. i think pierce used him as an entree to some of these circles and you see it in the people who john pierce is currently representing. and you said the last time we spoke that if kyle could do it over again, he wouldn t even have been there that night? correct. why? because look at what happened to him. you know, he went there thinking he was going to do good by somebody, help them out. i don t think he thought that anything like this could ever happen. he now knows that something like this could. he almost lost his life, and if he didn t lose his life, he almost lost his freedom, and you know, i talked to kyle today, and he s he s processing it all, but he reiterated today i would never do that again. you know, i didn t mean to cut