liz: . drug crimes swamping our cities and neighborhoods. you are terrific, thank you for your service to our country. we will have you back on again soon i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. thank you for watching from a have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: breaking news, live look inside kenosha, wisconsin courtroom murder trial of kyle rittenhouse. the judgment was ago handing the case to the jury, they do have it. city preparing for the worst, doors have been boarded up, 500 national guard troops are on the ground and residents are worried once again their city will burned down. earlier tonight prosecution and fed gave closing arguments and rittenhouse was charged with issuing shooting people last

year. the state claims he murder to of those people, the defense claimed the teen was protecting his own wife and others. very soon, a jury of 12 will decide his fate but how did we get here and what happens next? joining me live from kenosha, wisconsin, garrett is live outside. >> great to be with you, the case is not in the hands of the jury who will decide if kyle rittenhouse of vigilante for rocco to her as prosecutors claim a victim simply defending himself from folks trying to do him harm as he claims. the judge made it very clear to the jury during instruction that claims of self-defense will be a deciding factor in their deliberation. >> who's acting in self-defense. reporter: prosecutors aimed to weaken his claims of self-defense by arguing he was the aggressor and provoked

joseph biologically pointing his gun toward him moments before he was launched at. >> under wisconsin law, you're not allowed to run around and.your gun at people. this is provocation. this is what starts the incident. the defendant rushes in and points the gun and one of the things to keep in mind is that when the defendant provokes the incident, he loses the right to for self-defense. you cannot claim self-defense against a danger you create. reporter: in their closing arguments, the defense fire back calling it a political case with prosecutors rushing to judgment and trying to create a narrative that ignores the fact of what actually took place the night of the shootings. >> kyle shot joseph to stop the threat of this person. i'm glad he shot him because joseph got the gun, i don't for

a minute believe he wouldn't have used it against somebody else. it was irrational and crazy. talked about active shooter, the power of those words from my client can shoot at anyone until he was chased and cornered. >> ahead of closing arguments, he dismissed a charge for possession of dangerous weapon because of an exception in wisconsin moffat allows 17-year-old to have a weapon with a long barrel like the one kyle rittenhouse had the jury will be allowed to consider several lesser charges though and those deliberations will begin tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. local time. here in kenosha, folks are a bit on edge waiting to hear the verdict and see any potential unrest if we see you again. local law enforcement has beefed up its presence and : outside help from other departments around the area. 500 national guard troops are here on standby in case local

law enforcement needs help responding to any unrest. kennedy: so obviously we've seen a big show of force preemptively here with national guard and state and law enforcement but residents are worried there will be people coming in from out of town to engage in the protests kyle rittenhouse is in fact acquitted. what are you hearing? >> we saw it last time, folks came out from chicago to the area to take part in the protest but devolved into riots. it's always a concern but we also are hearing overhyped, local leaders come out after the fact and say this is caused by folks from outside of our community, there's no way folks from here would be doing this. we learned later on that it is mostly a lot of folks from the area in

the larger debate as a whole. i know jacob blake, his uncle, i was talking to him earlier this week and they are having planning to have folks later this weekend this weekend regardless of what happens in the verdict but he said he feels strong jury needs to come back the right decision in his words and if he doesn't, folks are going to be back out here. kennedy: stay well and it's going to be different this time, protective of the town where they live and also people who want their businesses, it's a critical time of the year when many of them are going to be profitable for the first time this year. garrett, thank you for your reporting. appreciate it. the trial is now in the hands of the jury. who scored the most points? to break it down from official

attorney, author of how to become a federal criminal, mike chase is back. you've been following this very closely and many trial waters have seen the prosecution's. their estimation has falling apart. what you think? >> there's a lot of evidence that did not come in while for the prosecution, witnesses go south and there were times where the defense did what a good defense dust, they turned the case into a defense case the witnesses felt like different witnesses during the prosecutor's case. things did come together at closing today, prosecutors to refine their case a bit based on a lot of problems in their case. kennedy: how much ground from the prosecution make during closing argument? in your experience, has the jury at this time made up their minds or is there a way for them to knit together pieces of the

trial there will be enough to overcome reasonable doubt next. >> anybody who has worked with juries, confirmation bias is an extremely powerful verse on juries, they form opinions early but in my experience, juries do go in and take it very seriously and look at all of the evidence. can you fix an entire case on closings? probably not. these were exceptionally long closing from the government state asked for two and a half hours, basement every second, maybe more and it extremely long battle. when you're dealing with beyond reasonable doubt, if you have to talk about one, maybe you have improved your case beyond reasonable doubt. kennedy: interesting. they do have to prove intentional and reckless homicide, one of the differences between those two charges and how likely are they, either one of them, to stick? >> the first one, intentional murder, and it can be a small

amount of time they have to establish that kyle rittenhouse intended to kill these people and that was his design, his purpose to kill them unlawfully without privilege as they say here but that means without justification, self-defense. recklessness is a little different and they spent a lot of time on that, basically trying to establish that because he used full metal jacket bullets capable of flying through the intended target and potentially harming innocent bystanders they say, but that was so dangerous he should be found guilty of a crime. recklessness could be viewed as a compromise verdict if the jury was so inclined but intentional murder is an extremely high burden to prove beyond reasonable doubt. kennedy: how effective was kyle rittenhouse when he was testifying on his own behalf, was a mark moved by the defense based on what you have seen, has it paid off? >> in self-defense, the entire case turns on what was kyle

rittenhouse thinking in that moment? grown footage after the fact was he thinking about in that moment? was he fearing for his life? the jury is going to want to hear it and even if they are not allowed to enter jury instructions, they are going to read into the fact that he didn't. a lot of defense wires will run but i think this came together very well. as a witness, he held up well on the stand and we will see if the jury was. kennedy: there are a lot of people who have only been tuning in in the later stages and really only took a peak while rittenhouse was testifying and people i've talked to were moved by his testimony but there are some, this is a divisive case and summer on the left who have decided kyle rittenhouse's guilt and say the judge has a bias in favor of the defense. what do you say?

>> i think if you take every ruling by the judge piece-by-piece, he would seek consistency listening to the arguments of the respective parties, take politics out and maybe these were defense rulings but all the lawyers had an audience with this judge, denied motions and rented motions, ultimately what ends up happening both sides got to prove a case they set out to prove and we will see if the case is convinced either way. kennedy: it will be interesting and we will see how it changes how defendants are charged in the future here. thank you so much. in kenosha, of course, why we are witnessing for trial last year, more than 30 businesses destroyed and another 80 damaged after police involved shooting of a black man. businesses are once again boarded up and one owner whose business was burned down last year says he's worried about a repeat.

>> nothing is for certain, you don't know what direction people are going to swing in if they don't feel something was done, wasn't done in just. it's a little fearful. kennedy: it has divided people across the country so is kenosha doomed? get into it with the party panel. daniel turner, host of the oppressive progressive podcast and from eight to senator chuck schumer. christopher hahn from an activist and foundation for economic education, olivia rondeau is back. i will start with you, daniel. this has been incredibly divisive how can a group of people look at one thing and see so many different things at the same time ask. >> it goes to show the media

role, there were people on social media were surprised everyone involved was white. they were convinced that was racially divided, i don't know what this has to do with race people are so ill-informed and it was great listening to your previous guest who is an attorney but the amount of wannabe lawyers on social media who are exacerbating households and etc. from we have to hope kenosha does not have the same problems did posture. we have to stop as a country regardless of any critical judicial outcome. we have to stop treating couples probably property and livelihoods and businesses, regardless of what happens from have to stop allowing this to take place. kennedy: i have to agree with daniel, chris. he got responsible business owners and they've done absolutely nothing wrong and they are protective of where they live. a lot of them are trying to make

the community a better place, why should they be targeted like this? >> they should and it's unacceptable. if the verdict goes the way you want or not, that's not how we settle our problems in the u.s. we go to court and we could protest and elect new leaders but we do not burn down cities because we don't like a judicial ruling. it's a job of the judicial system, those who do it should be condemned by everyone on both sides, we should all hold hands and condemn people who got to the street and commit violent acts because of a political or judicial decision, that should not happen in this country ever. that doesn't mean people can't protest or voice their concerns but burning down buildings and running people's livelihoods and hurting and killing people, that should not be happening so i'm with you on that.

for what's going on in this case, i been watching, i am an attorney, i do not believe he's going to get convicted of murder one. i do think he might be convicted of reckless murder charge or another lesser charge but i don't think they got him on murder one through this case. we will see. i always say but for his actions these people would be alive today and the answer is clearly yes. but he claimed self-defense? on the reckless charge so we will see what happens. kennedy: that's interesting because a lot of people saw his testimony as i was talking with chase a couple minutes ago and they saw something completely different. they see someone who was acting in self-defense and it's very clear for them, what you see here and why is it so different? >> ics carotene trying to protect the community they worked in and they knew and loved.

somebody ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time, i do not see a murderer or cold-blooded killer or a white supremacist. i am also very confused wife black lives matter antitheft and leftist media made us into a radio show it of issue. i must be unfamiliar with the issue. kennedy: we will have much more with you and the rest of the panel. stick around because coming up, republicans introducing a new bill, decriminalize week. republicans, philippi the one to finally re- schedule? walden angelos back and he's with me next. ♪♪

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does the bill go far enough? joining me to discuss freedom reform advocate cofounder of the weapon project and former nonviolent canvas inmate product by president trump. welcome back, sir. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: does the bill go far enough doesn't accomplish what needs to be accomplished right now are we are in the state? >> absolutely. it's probably the best bill introduced, it ensures roughly 2700 people incarcerated for nonviolent canvas funds are released from prison and their records expunged. there are some issues with the other bills introduced thus far that prevent some people from obtaining relief. we are happy there was a sensible bill be to her bill has a 3% excise tax on all canvas products. the democrat will, the bill is really 25%?

>> yeah and the problem is it incentivizes the market so strengthens the market and that is a problem. kennedy: yes, cartel loves that because hartel are still growing weed in california and having a great time with a robust market and you can tax yourself into a real problem when you go too far. it's interesting because you pointed out some of these democrats sponsored bill don't let everyone out. they do have quite a few exceptions to the relief aspect of this. >> absolutely. the senate version actually prevents people operating state compliance medical dispensaries prosecuted federally from obtaining relief because they have employees working for them. any canvas company today would qualify for that exception and not get relief. kennedy: isn't that interesting? that is cory booker's bill,

correct? >> correct. kennedy: he's been on the right side in many ways and he was one of the few people during the 2020 presidential contest pushing some of his other candidates and we thought we had seen an evolution on the part of the president, former president but the va during the biden administration not being helpful in terms of research and prescriptions for veterans who want to use medical canvas for things like ptsd chronic pain, are you surprised by that? >> not really. [laughter] this president hasn't done anything during the campaign he promised he grant clemency to non- private canvas offenders and pardon convictions of people living with canvas felonies he hasn't done anything. he's not signaled anything he will take this up. kennedy: there are thousands incarcerated. thousands more who can't get jobs or loans because they've

got federal records and until the records are expunged, they are not free to fully live so i don't who's going to embrace this at some time but the fact that there are so many republican cosigners to the bill, do you think it helps push it through the house? >> absolutely. it provides an opportunity for bipartisan compromise. this is a very good bill and a lot of people were surprised a republican would have these ideas about prohibition i am very happy and a historical opportunity because it's the first time in history both parties introduced legislation to end prohibition. kennedy: and you've got cosponsors from states where there is legal recreational marijuana so it's not a huge surprise. it has to be rescheduled and decriminalized if we are ever going to get past this what is

the next step? >> the next step is to come to the table with the democrats and work on something both sides agree on. i think this bill could pass on its own, i've heard a lot of democrats say they would vote for the bill. kennedy: we will see some of the social conservatives of the republican party agree. hopefully they do, put your pride aside and do what's right for the good of the country. appreciate. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: coming up, msnbc host insulting americans coast to coast, pretty much every economic background, we can all and for inflation, you guys. wait until you hear my. i'll break that down. my memo is annexed. ♪♪

msnbc, also known as when reese antoinette. step in his heart, i'm sure she completed her cauchy savings. clearly working americans, she was kind enough share how she really feels. >> the dirty little secret here while nobody likes to pay more, on average we have the money to do so. household savings hit a record high for the pandemic, we didn't have anywhere to go out and spend who is this week? don't drag that into amenity. he just ran a marathon. the actual dirty little secret is leftist elitists, the worst kind was only outweighed by the cultural frigid to horrible at

keeping secrets. it's no secret they think the people are dirty and notion that people were sitting on piles of cash" during the luxury of the pandemic, it's laughable as it is insulting for the federal government turned a trickle of money into a firehose and oversaturated the economy with free cash. now people are around trying to buy fewer things spending prices skyward and permit offer pandemic, collective ptsd spending shoppers into porting overdrive. this has been coming for a long time and inflationary not deafening screams because at some time the transitory inflationary boom go south and will turn into a massive recession, the fed will have no way of controlling it and lots of the 70s to slow down the economy jimmy carter classic, we all love stagflation and that

will be simultaneous with the disco hits of high interest rates and unemployment. i don't like it. the effects of big government growing parts as i think from over or the stomach flu. this will continue to blame everyone but the hawser's in chief of such dire times out of touch proclamation only serves as a gift to republicans who only heaved to sit back and let chattering class talk themselves out of power. problem with reporters from a payphone at the q2 big spending tax and as the party, they don't have bernards to turn off the spigot. mark my words, the only salvation to cut spending and get out of the way before we fast-track the health. i may be cassondra and no one leaves but i'd rather heard stephanie marie antoinette who's lost her mind and her had infests the memo.

inflation surged for the highest in 24 million americans still very much out of work. even if some people have any savings, many are burning through it too quickly. how, former business reported be so wrong about the economy when so many are feeling the awful. party panel is back. christopher hahn and olivia. daniel, i will start with you. it's up to people how they spend their own money, isn't it? >> it really is while stephanie said, it's not dirty and it's not a secret, it's people's private property and the fact that she thinks they want to use their savings to buy bread and pay their electric bills so you should be okay with that, it's beyond insulting. nonsense policies created by a clueless administration. they are the catalyst to driving this. republicans love their big spending so i wish there was help on the other side of the

aisle but this inflation problem is caused by joe biden and doing nothing to prevent it because they don't know what to do to prevent it and the media are saying it's actually okay, in fact, it's a good thing. kennedy: i hope people stop saying that and stop trying to sell this inflationary environment as some sort of a boom to working people because it's not. it sucks. when your heating costs go up 60%, the cost doubles, you can't afford to buy hotdogs, it really blows and for someone like stephanie saying we can all have expensive things, just don't buy them, that a woman who worked for georgia bank and doesn't have to choose between paying the heating bill or paying for kids to go on minor winter

vacation. >> i agree. it's a boneheaded thing to say. bravo on the cassandra reference, love that. let me about what we said about the president don't. the same people calling him a socialist want the president to control the market. the reason we have inflation right now is because there were supply chain issues caused by the pandemic last year and now for supply chain is working up to meet the demands and things cost more. and should level out, it's the president's political problem but he didn't cause the problem it will not go away on its own, it has to be worked out with in the market and i am dumbfounded every time these free-market capitalists are blaming president biden because he won't intervene in the free market but he shouldn't. kennedy: i think that much the opposite of what they are saying but thank you for that. olivia. >> i was listening.

kennedy: you were listening to what? what were you listening to, hotshot? economy, you're going to create an inflationary space. when you have wages going up, that's going to make inflation worse and what's going to happen? people are going to start firing people because they can't afford to pay those wages. then you go into recession so what happens when you have -- >> well documented supply chain matters causing inflation, nothing to do -- with the american rescue or the money hasn't even . kennedy: no one in this administration understands inflation and supply chain. how they work together and work

separately. if you reconcile one, you will still have problems with the other and this administration hoping like hell the supply chain issues, they even themselves out next year end that's why they call inflation transitory. the problem is, the other issues i listed, they are not going away. now we are going to olivia. >> why are we not talking about the actual reason behind the issue of the supply chain? i am not talking about biden coming into office, then suddenly the oil pipeline, gas is $74 in d.c., i've never seen this high. why are we not talking about covid lockdown stopping truckers and basically cutting for supply chain and half? we have so many people not being used right now, resources not used because of such and such and eight or rule because of osha so i am curious to know if

it's not biden's fault, the supply chain issues than what is it? the people do not decide -- >> the global market is causing gas prices. gas is a global commodity, rate internationally. the united states does not control that. all over the world right now. kennedy: take a deep breath, chris, take a deep breath. daniel. >> as somebody who works in the energy space, he's a lawyer, i'm an energy expert. this administration punished the energy industry from its first day in office. we produce 2 million fewer barrels of oil a day than a year ago. that's causing the supply to dwindle and prices skyrocket. everything needs energy. everything manufactured, produced requires energy. all prices are going up and back to driving inflation. why is there an energy crisis? joe biden to just say it's a

global problem is a lack of vision and leadership. >> it is a global problem. oil was being given away last year. kennedy: so why -- >> opec cut supply -- that's why it costs . kennedy: oh, chris. >> you don't realize that as an energy expert? you are a business network. [laughter] kennedy: i think daniel did a satisfactory job explaining that and olivia did a great job explaining why there are so many issues created by and compounded by government including the vaccine mandate so you have a tricky labor market but you are telling employers to fire employees wholesale because of vaccine mandates that's going to

make everything better. i guess that's a real global album. thank you, great to see you all. thank you. coming up, remember better or rhetoric? he's back for some reason and running for governor in texas. by how much will he lose this time? that's going to be broken down next. ♪♪

♪♪ beto o'rourke on the price. he's playing his one again failed musician and the nazis rubbing running for governor of

texas in 2022. texas republicans couldn't be happier saying his unpopular policies swing voters in their direction but polls show republican texas governor greg abbott might be portable and oppose matthew mcconaughey he jumps into the race, anything can happen so is he a serious contender in texas? if not, what is he doing? here to discuss, intelligent ceo and gop poster, he knows a little something. chris wilson is back. welcome back, first of all. yay pandemic you know his playbook, he's given you the whole thing. all of the pages, what is he going to do here? is he a threat to greg abbott? >> he announced today he wanted to run for governor and he already has. he's united pretty much all of axis against him ryan guillen is a democrat or was from rio

grande city who switched parties today same democratic party no longer represented beto o'rourke is the head of thought democratic party. his a much anticipated beach which we followed month by much anticipated concession speech. as much chance of being government of texas as i do and there's a reason why since 1994 and if not going to be here. democrats have any chance at all, he pretty much lost it when he announced the one think he's going to do is he's a prolific fundraiser, he ran against ted cruz and raised $80 million in both again this time so the people are most upset about them running for governor mark weber is a running as long to santos and the government kansas because what he has the ability to do is dry up democrat small donor base because i get excited about him he's not going to be governor but he's going to hurt

the national democratic party in a way that it is today and i would love to see it. kennedy: i know he's going to focus on the winter storm and that where governor abbott is very vulnerable from we don't want to see a repeat of that in texas or their state but he's definitely wrong on firearms and i would like to see how that plays in texas because i've spent a lot of time in texas, i do like taxes, i do love texas. wrong on taxes, wrong on guns from a he's going to have a hard time on immigration as well. democrats in texas, there luciferase about being protected. >> governor abbott has always run, he's the first lady of texas and . kennedy: don't tell that -- >> as you know, i worked for

glenn youngkin and glenn youngman was able to win the hispanic vote in virginia and i think you will see that continue and pick up hispanic state south of san antonio, i think beto o'rourke is going to be the candidate who tips the hispanic vote in texas and makes it generationally republican and he doesn't want to ask you and me of mark but he also want to tax churches and thought just. kennedy: i don't disagree on that. taxation is up but they get a pass, that's another conversation for another day which we will have. chris, thank you so much. thank you. topical storm is next. ♪♪

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mug shot monday and tonight we got a hot one. 39-year-old charles achenbach, he looks like the wolf and. he was arrested for possession of first degree murder and arson after setting his mom's house on fire while trying to clear cobwebs with the blowtorch. he said next time he will do something more practical like a bulldozer work ornate. court order within being in feet of his mom's home. can't imagine why, he seems like a helpful young man. he tried to put it out by himself for an hour without calling for help. he may have stuck into his mom's house while smoking meth and killing spiders but the real problem was pride. topic number two. a brothel in austria getting customers session with sex worker in exchange for taking

the covid vaccine. just like in america, you will need a job to get a -- job happening in ghana, the closest thing austria has like chucky cheese. through november, on-site vaccinations but wait until you see the cost. that's where they really stick it to you in exchange for taking the shots, customers will receive a voucher lady of their choosing. ironically, the ladies are named astrazeneca, madera and pfizer. unfortunately, it's having the opposite of the intended effect because now every man in the country is bernie vaccination cards after being seen over and over, the club clarified the 30 minute doctors are good for one time only. that 90 times plastic 20 seconds each. very creative the.

i love what you've done with your schnitzel. a pair of diamond races, once belongs to marie antoinette sold at auction for $8 million but if you're looking for a great deal, i hear they took her necklace one 100% off. [laughter] to his last queen of france before the french revolution upon being told the french people were out of bread, she said let them eat cake which was considered the most insensitive thing ever spoken until stephanie told people to pay for inflation with their massive covid lockdown savings. marie would be headed by the french people and her jewels passed down to her daughter and kept in the family more than two centuries and now the lucky auction winner can wear them to the event and live like a french queen and in a few years, $50 a pound ground beef, a real lifestyle can be a real pain in

the neck. topic number four. venezuela set up to break the largest orchestra ever and you've got aoc as the biggest communist on record, this is the sound of 12,000 venezuelan musicians in sympathy symphony, they were allowed to eat twice this week. the current record holders, a group of over 8000 musicians in russia, back then they were known as the band chicago. the orchestra included thousands of percussion instruments, not to mention a brass section as an austrian, the guinness world record is now evaluating the performance and will soon crown them the new record. second-best news venezuelan people look at this week after stephanie told them they could afford inflation. what are you even whining about? we are so rich.

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