dovetailing with the point that the in the court of justice what we just saw the but for the analysis, but for the assault on kyle rittenhouse he wouldn t have had to use the self-defense and therefore the acquittal but in the but for in public opinion it rains heavily on the governor shoulders and what we re saying to your point about a heavy national guard 500 on standby have a presence of enforcement, one might argue too little, too late or that the governor has learned a lesson or two from the events of august 2020 and refuses to let the same lawlessness and tragedy occur. to the point that johnny joey made, the courage of the juries, i wholeheartedly agree. much has been said about an atmosphere of intimidation. the requested sequestration that the judge never granted. there never was a material incident the road to the level of them successfully arguing that they needed to be
to try to help. i think you can t deny there was still an altruistic way, there was an altruistic origin of kyle rittenhouse being out there on the streets thinking of himself is equipped with skills to render basic emergency medical technician skills and services and then fortunately he got caught up tragically got caught up in the salts in which he feared legally, reasonably, and rightly so for his life. he fought for his life and now he s been acquitted over those five charges. john and sandra. sandra: emily, standby with us. kyle rittenhouse found not guilty on all charges. garrett tenney is also standing by outside the courthouse in kenosha. what are you seeing and hearing? speak we ve had a crowd outside all week long. that crown is been growing. we move closer to a verdict. as soon as they verdict was announced and word reached outside the courthouse, opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of reaction. you have a lot of folks audibly