and also from the backstage of the patriot award dan sat down with retired green buret man who rescued hundreds of people from afghanistan during the chaotic and his fight isn t over yet. get emotional. you re not going want to want to miss this interview. but first, a fox news alert, cities across the country are bracing for a second night of protest after kyle rittenhouse exonerated. ashley strohmier is here with the latest. ashley. reporter: hey lisa things are made mostly calm in the wake of the kyle rittenhouse not guilty verdict that caught the nation s attention but in the hours following the verdict and throughout the day today thousands gathered coast to coast in major cities like boston, chicago, and across california. calling for police reform of what they say is an injustice. and new york city hundred shut down brooklyn bridge and marches last night and then port land oregon protesters force open and jail gate in a clash with police. but it wungts just in a street
find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fifth count of the information, gaige grosskreutz, we the yuri find the defendant not guilty. jesse: not guilty on all charges. justice was served. our system works. the jury was under intense pressure by protesters and the media to deliver a guilty verdict. the jurors were talked by the press. but they were able to see past the reckless. the jury bucked the mob. they listened to the testimony. watched the videos from that night and heard from the defendant themselves. here is what the defense had to say after the verdict. i wish nobody died. i wish i never met kyle rittenhouse. i don t mean because he s a bad clients. but then this would not have happened. justice is done when the truth is reached. i don t know it s set up like that. this case became about winning. jesse: . remember this is the same media that wants you to believe they were mostly peaceful protests as the fire was blazing behind them. did they stop?
and also from the backstage of the patriot award dan sat down with retired green buret man who rescued hundreds of people from afghanistan during the chaotic and his fight isn t over yet. get emotional. you re not going want to want to miss this interview. but first, a fox news alert, cities across the country are bracing for a second night of protest after kyle rittenhouse exonerated. ashley strohmier is here with the latest. ashley. reporter: hey lisa things are made mostly calm in the wake of the kyle rittenhouse not guilty verdict that caught the nation s attention but in the hours following the verdict and throughout the day today thousands gathered coast to coast in major cities like boston, chicago, and across california. calling for police reform of what they say is an injustice. and new york city hundred shut down brooklyn bridge and marches last night and then port land oregon protesters force open and jail gate in a clash with police. but it wungts just in a street
find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. as to the fifth count of the information, gaige grosskreutz, we the yuri find the defendant not guilty. jesse: not guilty on all charges. justice was served. our system works. the jury was under intense pressure by protesters and the media to deliver a guilty verdict. the jurors were talked by the press. but they were able to see past the reckless. the jury bucked the mob. they listened to the testimony. watched the videos from that night and heard from the defendant themselves. here is what the defense had to say after the verdict. i wish nobody died. i wish i never met kyle rittenhouse. i don t mean because he s a bad clients. but then this would not have happened. justice is done when the truth is reached. i don t know it s set up like that. this case became about winning. jesse: . remember this is the same media that wants you to believe they were mostly peaceful protests as the fire was blazing behind them. did they stop?
of the white house. and also from the backstage of the patriot award dan sat down with retired green buret man who rescued hundreds of people from afghanistan during the chaotic and his fight isn t over yet. get emotional. you re not going want to want to miss this interview. but first, a fox news alert, cities across the country are bracing for a second night of protest after kyle rittenhouse exonerated. ashley strohmier is here with the latest. ashley. reporter: hey lisa things are made mostly calm in the wake of the kyle rittenhouse not guilty verdict that caught the nation s attention but in the hours following the verdict and throughout the day today thousands gathered coast to coast in major cities like boston, chicago, and across california. calling for police reform of what they say is an injustice. and new york city hundred shut down brooklyn bridge and marches last night and then port land oregon protesters force open and jail gate in a clash with police. but it wun