officers in kenosha responded to a call of domestic violence. the motherd.jacob blake's children told the police "he's got my kids. he's got my keys." the officers believed blake was trying to kidnap his own children. blake had a knife and he was wanted for sexual assault. he resisted arrest. officers tried teasing jacob lake but that didn't work. those are the facts. as they emerge, the media narrative crumbled but by that point it was too late. the left was already using nonprofits likeit gofundme to ge cover for logistical support. >> professional agitators is what we call them. they don't care. >> tucker: more than half the people arrested in the riots weren't from kenosha. they were from out of town. first the media blasts false propaganda to incite violence and then the criminals are let loose. nonprofit groups are activated. meanwhile, the state advocates its responsibility to stop the chaos, to enforce order, and then self-defense is framed as murder. the purpose of all this is demoralization and pacification. >> tucker: you can watch the first 4 min

so kyle rittenhouse was trying to defend order in kenosha because no one else was. there were no police around. the city leaders refused the job. the governor refused to send in the national guard. they wanted this riot and so they had the riot. kyle rittenhouse showed up, cleaned up graffiti. the authorities weren't there. people tried to kill him. he fought back and then he was threatened with spending the rest of his life in jail. this is character tyranny. we did a new documentary on this called the trial of kyle that premiered yesterday. we spoke to kyle rittenhouse about what happened in kenosha and the people who made it possible. here's a look. >> so you said to the people who own the car lot i want to protect your cars and they said yes, please? >> i said, hey -- i asked if they needed help and they said yes, if you can. >> you guys are full ready to defend the property? >> yes, we are. can you guys step back. >> medical, ems here. >> i'll be the first to admit i was a life guard. i was more for prevention. you have to help somebody because of something you

so kyle rittenhouse was trying to defend order in kenosha because no one else was. governor refused to send in the national guard. they wanted this riot. and so they had the right. kind rittenhouse showed up to clean up graffiti, the authorities were not therapy people try to kill him. he fought back. and then he was threatened with spending the rest of his life in jail. this is called an arco tyranny. anarchy for you, cheering for them. we did a documentary about this called "the trial of kyle," it's part of the document a series. we spoke to kyle rittenhouse about what happened in the people who made it possible. here's a look. >> don't like you said to the people who own the car lot you said, you want to protect the cars and they said yes. >> i asked the needed any help and asked them yes, they can. >> we are full and ready to defend the property. >> can you step back? >> i'll be the first to admit, i was a strict lifeguard. i looked more for prevention. if you have to help somebody because of something you can prevented, you suck at your job. the national guard

guilty for fatally shooting two men and wounding the third during a night of violent protests in kenosha, wisconsin. >> i defended myself. >> reporter: two weeks later a jury in georgia convicted three white men of murdering ahmaud arbery as he jogged through neighborhood in 2020 and in june a condo building in surfside, florida, partially collapsed killing 98 people. in november, 10 people died during a crowded stampede at houston's astroworld music festival. later that month somebody plowed their car in the crowd killing six people. the nation inuding the deadly atlanta area spa shootings that shed light on heat crimes targetasian americans in the school shooting in michigan left four students dead with the alleged gunman and his parents facing charges. from a crippling arctic blast in texas to massive wildfires at west to deadly tornadoes in the heartland, the us-based more extreme weather. and hurricane ida in louisiana is the most powerful storm since katrina and its remnants brought flooding instruction to the northeast. and the disappearance of 22- year-old gabby petito and a man

shortly after that, you had 12 jurors in kenosha wisconsin -- [applause] >> say i'm am going to standor the truth, for facts, support due process and they reached the right decision. [applause] today, in phoenix come up got all kinds of folks fired up about america and the first amendment. [applause] the american spirit is strong. i don't know if david mccullough is conservative or liberal, the john adams book is amazing. john adams spent four years in europe trying to secure financing for the war effort. amazing book, read the book on 1776, my favorite one is the one on the right brothers. -- w wright brothers. we are going to be the first to do it. it did it and never to the penny from the government. old-fashioned perseverance. old-fashioned stick to it trial and error. if you air when you are trying to fly, it is serious. --err when you're trying to fly, it is serious. it starts off, chapter one, -- he says pick out two good parents and be born in ohio. there is a lot of truth to that. the real messages pick up to good parents and be born in america. [applause] where if you have a

the kenosha waukesha dichotomy was the metaphor for the whole thing. we had a case of self-defense that had nothing to do with race, it was white on white violence, and the media turned it into race and then we have something that clearly may have been involved with race when we had mr. brooks with a history of anti-semitic and anti-whites expression and media then he kills six people and injured 62. all the media does is turn the killing into a "tragedy" committed by an suv on autopilot. when you look at the ensuing violence that started in the aftermath of george floyd when we defunded police and the attorney general's that have been elected but they were laying low. they came out in full force during the 120 days of rioting when we said we did damage, brick-and-mortar as minneapolis said to come of the 1619 mr. owen saying that violence against property theft, looting was nonviolence at all. we set the stage and now we are reaping the dividends, but as you say, it is different now because of all places they are starting to commit terrible crimes in

which can't explain how a child rider attacking someone in kenosha suddenly became a martyr.f dems but only 70% of republicans wouldn't work for someone who butter differently from them. which sucks for democrats since all bosses are republicans. but on the bright side, democrats, everyone at the unemployment office, they vote blue. gender affects the divide and fewer women would go on a date with someone who voted for an opposing candidate than men, probably because men don't see politics when they see hotness. meaning if the guy had with a woman who looked like a young brigitte bardot and sunil he notices her obama tattoo, i'm pretty sure that won't be a deal breaker. the fact is we saw politics before looks, politics wouldn't exist because neither would we. study also shows fewer women would shop at a business owned by someone of the other party. although i am sure that changes when there is a shoe sale, am i right, kat? because chicks like shoes. they will throw -- just go buy shoes. they buy shoes. all right. shut up. so the partisan divide is real but it is as one-sided

got started and then after that they seem to ignore the evidence that was presented in the jury in kenosha some of the narratives they were promulgating made no sense and didn't fit the facts of the case at all and i think this is one of the real criticisms that people have of the press that they treat major national stories or trials like this is almost passion plays or morality plays where there are larger truths at stake and there are good guys and bad guys in this tri- band that tried and you can sort of clear out all of the annoying details about what actually happened. there's a something more important that they were trying to get out and i think that's a very dangerous thing. it's absolutely not the way to cover a trial ever, but we saw that repeatedly during the rittenhouse saga and unfortunately the jury paid more attention to the details and i think demonstrating more wisdom than many of our colleagues, the press throughout the entire ordeal. howard: gillian, the worst part by far was after kyle rittenhouse was acquitted and liberal commentators continued to call him a murderer

he was speaking to the class about lake, an unarmed black man in kenosha, when this constant, we shotolor rittenhouse, who was acquitted of wrongdoing by a jury after fatally shooting two people during demonstrations in kenosha. he pulls this fought to his nearly all white classroom? white privilege as a fact. what are we going to do, what we're going to do is we're going to discuss gus how we can help solve the issue of racism in america? what can we do here in northeast tennessee? i mean. he was teaching a class called contemporary issues. but for posing questions like that, and assigning authors as dangerous as ta-nehisi coates, who lost his jobs in may. that's a months, tennessee passed a law banning schools from teaching the idea that an individual by virtue of the individual's race or sex is inherently privileged, racist, sexist or a press. and as we've told you on the show, conservative groups have already used this law to try banning books about ruby bridges. and about martin thinking junior. but this isn't just about tennessee. this isn't just about matthew horn. this is abou

not guilty for fatally shooting two men and wounding a third during a night of violent protest in kenosha, wisconsin. >> i defended myself. 4 2 weeks later, a jury in georgia convicted three white med of murdering ahmad arbery as he jogged through their neighborhood in 2020. an up apartment building in surfside, florida partially collapsed, and in november, 10 people died during a crowd stampede at houston's astroworld music festival. the driver plowed his suv through a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin, killing six people. the nation once again reeled from mass shootings, including the deadly atlanta area spa shootings that shed a light on hate crimes targeting asian americans, and a school shooting in oxford, michigan left students dead. the alleged gunman and his parents are facing charges. from a crippling arctic blast in texas, to massive wildfires at west, to deadly tornadoes in the heartland. the u.s. faced more extreme weather. hurricane ida hit louisiana as the most powerful storm since katrina. then its remnants brought flooding and destruction to the northeast. the disapp

learned the young man that was labeled as a white supremacist by much of the media after he shot three kenoshawisconsin would end in law acting in self-defense, kyle rittenhouse is the latest in a long line of it is that americans have his life almost destroyed by eventual and the media. it was a year how the media fed us during the election campaign and with the media essentially colluded with joe biden and his friends and assuring as if he became president he would be a healing leader, not a radical, but a kindly fatherly figure dedicated only to finding cures to shut down covid, follow the science and govern as a mild practices. one year end trillions of dollars, hundreds of thousands of covid deaths later, and with inflation surging, crime raging and much of the country in the extreme progressives in charge driving awoke agenda to transform the country that many seem to despise you can see at last that was the biggest lie of all. of course they are still at it insisting all is fine in joe biden's america. >> to mewe have the starkest economy, perhaps i've ever seen. >> if you watch the mon

i think of crystal kaiser in kenosha, wisconsin. and i think about cyntoia brown. we hope if nikki gets the outcome we're working toward it will also place pressure on prosecutors across the united states to really rethink their strategy and to stop prosecuting criminalized survivors. >> good to see you. >> reporter: this week nikki's team delivered a petition to governor kathy hochul's office. 18,000 signatures strong. >> when you see something wrong and you speak up, it really matters. and when you see people who need help and you show up, really matters. why spend your free time doing this for free? >> you don't want to be a part of a system, which i am -- sorry. sorry. you don't want to be part of a asystem, the criminal justice system, as a lawyer that creates injustice. the law degree gives you a remarkable ability to change things one client at a time. ♪ >> reporter: why do you think so many people are dedicated to her cause? >> nikki kind of embodies this goodness that attracts people. and when you see it and you're touched by it it's impossible to ignore i

. >> reporter: it's been a violent year in chicago's kenosha county. over 1,000 people have been murdered. in philadelphia, over 500. senseless violence, which often claims the lives of innocent children like eight-year-old p.j. evans. >> hi! >> reporter: in prince george's county, maryland. killed in a barrage of gunfire during a family gathering. antoine dotson is p.j.'s uncle. >> an eight-year-old who is a promising student, who had so many great things going for him to lose his life. >> reporter: michael harrison is baltimore's police commissioner, where murders are also up. what do you think is behind this? >> whether it's young people, whether it's older people, people solving their conflicts with violence, namely, gun violence. >> reporter: harrison says another factor is ghost guns. his officers have seized more than 300 this year. >> people can order them online, have the parts delivered in the home and have a fully functional gun that cannot be traced. >> reporter: another problem: fewer police officers on the streets. after george floyd's de

shot a couple of protesters during a protest over the shooting police shooting of a black man in kenosha, wisconsin. after that, he was not convicted of any crime and yet the street still didn't fill up. so there may be a difference, you know, people coming out here in the very cold temperatures of winter as opposed to summer . but that is what's at stake. and of course this in minnesota, where george floyd was killed, this is the epicenter of those protests which spread around the country. so there is a real threat that there could be a reaction in the st. samuel jeff, to wait to see when the verdict comes out. what happens? i thanks so much john. 100 the funerals have been held in guatemala for victims of a trunk crash in mexico. the bodies of 55 migrants and asylum seekers was sent back home following the crash early of this month. the crowded taco returned long carrying around 250 men, women, and children all hoping to reach the united states. hong kong need to carry lammas . praise the outcome of sunday's legislative election despite low turnout. pro bay gene candidates swept to vic

the american people have it had like they did in virginia and in kenosha, wisconsin, with the 12 jurors. they will do it in november. you can feel it coming. >> pete: any chance they say therapeutics are effective or natural immunity is worth adding to herd immuity or can they only double down? >> you see they are starting to accept natural immunity. the cdc is mentioning there may be some protection but quote the sub-par studies they have done themselves. other institutions show the protection of natural immunity especially with a vaccination. you are a wall of immunity. if you want to decrease the spread of this virus rather than having vaccine mandates to get on airplanes, showing proof of recent infection or a rapid tests that will lessen the spread. it's not the vaccine card showing you had vaccinations earlier in the year. you are still able to not only get the infected but transmit. the goal of vaccines is to keep people out of the hospital and you target the high risk populations. make sure they have access to high quality masks and treatments. one blunders of the cdc is they ov

rittenhouse, who was found not guilty, acquitted of all charges in the killing of 2 during the riots in kenosha wisconsin . during the summer of 2020. what kyle and his supporters claimed was soft to france. self defense has now been confirmed any court of law by a diverse, a jury of his peers. but if you would have listened to the anger and condemnation of the media over the last year, you would have thought kyle was a cold blooded murderer. a fact that white supremacy has run the halls of congress freely and celebrate this little murderous white supremacists and the fact that he gets to walk the streets freely. and today we're be asked to say that it is legal. introspect the rule law because a white boy deputized himself and went out and terrorized people who were actually rec, you know, using their constitutional right to protest. and that heil rittenhouse, who for instance, when he was released pre trial, hung out with members of the proud boys. this is the ultimate entitlement. if you look at the rittenhouse case, he cross state lines. his mamma drove him across state lines dropped him off

several people in rights in kenosha, wisconsin, now hinting he might see the media that has blasted himthe past 16 months him saying be on the lookout and accountability is coming at the panel monday. indicating he may follow the steps of who recently settled with several media companies over they're portrayal of his interactions with the native american man in 2019. a wild brawl at miami international airport monday night, several travels throwing punches, at least one police officer involved. two men taken into custody, airport employees say a passenger took the keys to an employee golf cart and would no let that worker leave. coming up, a heartwarming surprise just in time for the holidays. she started with a bobby pin an a year and a half and 28 spots later, she made the ultimate trade to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. ♪ but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you - with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. new

silence on the stand, gave emotional testimony, wanted people to know the truth about what happened in kenoshatious trial. the good samaritan in ohio parking lot, and an 87-year-old woman yelled for help them. spring into action and able to take down the seat. another guy coming by, presley receiving an award from the butler county sheriff's office for the citizens arrest and the woman he helped, we love stories like this, thank you for what you did. progressives showing true colors as they ramp up attacks on joe manchin but house democrats as it is president biden's own fault, tomi lahren is live on a democrat divide. ♪♪ . . when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. g

you saw in kenosha, they said we are going to follow the tax and the truth and adhere to do process and people are saying timeout to the craziness that is now taking over the democratic party. larry kudlow: i agree with that. not just republicans, independence also. joe biden has the worst polls. you all do very well. next year we hope for that as well. merry christmas and happy new year, jim jordan. right after this we're going to talk to steven miller. he is here with the year-end report card for joe biden and why he believes in the bait and switch is going on here in american history. right here after this and i am larry kudlow in today on the "maria bartiromo show." ♪ ♪ ♪ right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ jeff's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. and wherever this guy runs off to. a life well lived should continue at home. with home instead care, older adults can stay home, safe, and happy. home instead. to us, it's personal. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-week

kenosha goes up in flames, does not say anything.ppens to your neighborhood, but when it comes to her vineyard or wherever she works, then, she is going to say something. once you are older, you are supposed to be wiser. she has been around for the '70s crime wave, the crack epidemic. she was in new york city in the 90s. the crime bill -- she knows what to do. she is also busy eating ice cream and looking at her stock portfolio. it is worth $100 billion since she became a congressperson. that's lawlessness, a crime. that's what we should be focused on. >> but she doesn't care. >> can you look into that? [laughter] >> geraldo: let me write that down. [laughter] i know where the attitude of lawlessness is coming from. remember, i used to be married to the daughter of kurt vonnegut, the great author of "slaughterhouse five" and many other novels. he was a pacifist family. talking about world war ii, he talked about how the soldiers went, and including some of the pacifist soldiers, they killed the enemy and to the heavens did not open u

you saw in kenosha, they said we are going to follow the tax and the truth and adhere to do process andican people are saying timeout to the craziness that is now taking over the democratic party. larry kudlow: i agree with that. not just republicans, independence also. joe biden has the worst polls. you all do very well. next year we hope for that as well. merry christmas and happy new year, jim jordan. right after this we're going to talk to steven miller. he is here with the year-end report card for joe biden and why he believes in the bait and switch is going on here in american history. right here after this and i am larry kudlow (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. larry kudlow: welcome back, everyone. we have record breaking wide open borders. all of that is just a snapshot and we've got three more years of this, at least until we get to the next election. my next guest believes the administration would like to achieve all of these left-wing results. it is going to be up to the gop

which can explain how a writer attacking someone in kenosha suddenly became a martyr. 30% of dems butl bosses are republicans. but on the bright side, democrats, everyone at the unemployment office, they vote blue. gender affects the divide in that fewer women would go on a date with someone who voted for an opposing candidate than men. probably because men don't see politics when they see hotness. meaning if a guy has sex with a woman who looks like young bridget pardo and suddenly notices her obama tattoo, i'm pretty sure that won't be a deal breaker. the fact is, if we saw politics before looks, politics wouldn't exist because neither would we. the study also shows fewer women would shop at a business owned by someone of the other party, although i'm sure that changes when there's a shoe sale, am i right, kat? >> hey oh! >> greg: because chicks like she was! they buy shoes! >> you got me. >> greg: all right, shut up! so the partisan divide israel, but it's as one-sided as the french made apron eyewear at stuart varney's place. axios, who did the polling, concludes such a divide mak

host: kenosha, wisconsin, this is calvin. caller: hello, how are you? i am wondering, the judges, lawyers, the prosecutors, do they all get paid from that money that people put into the bills and probation fees? guest: in some cases, yes. that is part of the book. in some cases, that system in which those folks get their salaries and their retirements or other things paid out of fines and fees, it is unconstitutional. you are not supposed to use the criminal justice system to raise money for things that aren't related to the -- of justice. prosecutors and judges are involved in the system. there is a chapter in my book in which i talk about a particular fee in missouri, a three dollar fee. it does not sound like much until you have a three dollar fee on top of a five dollar fee and another $10 fee and five years later, the legislature adds another one and they keep raising that. that is how you get a traffic ticket and you have a $1000 bill for that. the three dollar fee was supposed to pay for rural retirement. somebody in st. louis was supposed to put

but some supporters showing up for nelson was acquitted last month following the deadly shooting in kenosha, wisconsin. >> that somebody claimed at all. a new survey revealing the majority of voters actually prefer companies focused on business rather going woke and speaking out on social issues. >> david webb, reality check with david webb. i thought this poll was so interesting. it asks should companies speak out on social issues and 63% of effective so they should. but look at the voters, the people who are buying the products, only 36 say companies should speak on social issues, does this surprise you? >> know, it really doesn't because what do people want the companies they use as a service or that makes a product to do, they want them to make a good product, provide a good service. these woke corporations ceos, senior management people, however it is, hr departments are pushing an agenda and that agenda doesn't match with what the american people want, make a good product, so is a good product or provide a good service so no shock to the average american. what may be a shocker is thes

demanding university kick them out despite a jury find him not guilty on all charges related to the kenosha is look at his grades, they got to let him in. funny and depression get off. >> that shows the young man's maturity. i don't know if i were in his position as meeting-year-old i would have the same ability to brush it off like you said. he can have a much different take. is not. he is handling this with aplomb if you will and it is amazing to see. >> they don't ask about criminal history. even if found guilty and went to jail, they could be online and they would have to admit him. todd: they came to the woke mob. and say enough is enough. a stunning turn in the trial of jussie smollett, surveillance video of the former empire actor doing a dry run before the incident occurred. great to see you. this means all the evidence year he standards admitted as evidence, not just part of the opening arguments. does this become a slamdunk? >> a slamdunk before the first word of the opening statement. there's a lot of evidence against jussie smollett and it begs the question a lot of people ask m

supporters showing up for rittenhouse who was acquitted last month following the to be shooting in kenoshasconsin. >> that young lady watched every minute of the trial. donald trump junior says democrats double standard to cairo case will come back to hunt them. >> the democrats are going and making heroes of pedophiles, joseph rosenbaum, 5-time convicted child rapist can go around with a gun, no problem whatsoever but kyle rittenhouse, 17-year-old did protecting minority owned business, cleaning of graffiti, that is the terrorist, the democrat party has fallen so far that people are waking up, the trillion dollar industries that had been boosting them forever, it won't matter because you can't fix this level of incompetence without cleaning house. >> ranking member james comeer demand the biden administration preserve information about the afghanistan withdrawal. >> he said it is congress's duty to review the decision. congressman james comeer joining us live. what is your end game behind these requests? >> we want to make sure the white house knows they need to preserve these documents.

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emotional testimony his own defense saying he wanted people to know the truth about what happened in kenoshauitted on all charges in the contentious trial. jurors will deliver the fate of jeffrey epstein's accomplice ghislaine maxwell who is facing 70 years in prison. the prosecutor argued maxwell helped traffic minus for sex and recruited underage girls for epstein. the defense attacking motivations of women who testified about the abuse. and maxwell will face another file in two count the perjury. >> authorities have arrested 5 suspects for looting from devastated neighborhoods. in a statement on friday the kentucky attorney general said looting and theft will not be tolerated. the full force of the law be brought against anyone who tries to take advantage of kentuckians. joining me now, sergeant chris mincing her. tell us what happened. >> good morning. after the tornado that occurred on friday, we had approximately 22 people lost their lives as a result of the storm. since the initial loss, all of the residents have been accounted for. we've noticed is segments of people moving to the co

the point is there was much more credits to the argument that there was h a kenosha read the story was not just smothered to the greek enter degree when looking at the washington post his name was not mentioned days after the violence it was almost as if the car was responsible they said the car crash and waukesha. c a collision, and suv hits people as if it w was on autopilot. that is the thing that happens. you don't have a diversity of opinion in thepi major news it s not on the media's interest because you have such hostility toward it by half the country. when you start looking at things like jussie smollett, i don't want away and because it's a trial but i'm talking about the initial reaction to it where the media was almost unanimous that this was a racial crime there is clearly evident and ambiguous.ou i go into the matter or talk about the covington kids. but there is a pattern when a certain story emerges. the mainstream media, we could use the term tries to weapon either for political advantage and sometimes the facts don't bears out. i think to be more specific, station, fo

boys as young as nine he attacked, he can go around with a gun writing in kenosha, no problem, but carl rittenhouse, a 17-year-old kid, protecting, functioning as an emt, that is the terrorist. that is how far the democrat party has fallen. it is an absolute disgrace and people are getting it. mothers are being told that they should have no part whatsoever in what their children learn in school. the democrat party has fallen so far that people are waking up in the trillion dollar industries that have been boosting them forever, it won't matter. because you can't fix this level of incompetence without cleaning house, without getting rid of all these democrats and replacing them with some common sense. replacing them with republicans who will fight for our country, for our freedoms, for our values, and for our families. that is what we need to do to right the ship and to correct these wrongs. >> sean: you will definitely one day run for office. i don't know what office, but you are running pit that was a powerful -- that was a powerful monologue and i mean that. let me ask you this, they

you might remember this fake news compare and order in the kenosha rights per look at the background, a city on fire. but anyway, fiery but mostly peaceful to describe what is violent rioting. even major corporations have taken notice of this crime in major cities. for example, bank of america is now telling jr. staffers in new york to dress down and bid the city's crime surge. in chicago, lori lightfoot is out there saying -- we now know a bus driver has been hospitalized after being beaten in the street. n 21 juveniles being arrested in with connection with that attack. and get this, alton los angeles, there was even an armed robbery during a private christmas party. where these were demanding that attendees and over all of their jewelry on their phones. and it doesn't stop there. look at your screen of this recent follow home robberyd victim. one punched in the face by i an armed gunmen and of course this is all the result of this left-wing progressive policies to defund, dismantle, no bail policies. and the consequence of policies that coddle criminals and failed to protect the in

piece where they link today's heinous crimes to the evolution of the criminality during the floyd and kenosharoutes, gangs exploiting the media's areva definition of riots as protests, they exploded the law enforcement simultaneously as they were stretched thin and try to deal with the protests, but also being demoralized and being filmed in case they ever did try to stop any kind of crime. so this never was about protests, this was about profit, even the stores that were victimized, they did not want to discuss it, so the democrats traced so far from my sensible worldview when you can't see that no cash bail is incentivizing more crime, you are not fit to run anything. aoc, i defend, i think she has charisma and charm, but to say something there that to the people that have experienced it, she is no good, she's a bad person. spewing corporations in california, and small businesses are closing, dozens of stores might not hurt the corporation, but it sure hurts the people who work at the stores and need to earn a living, i will never forget there was a video interview of a woman named stephani

he crossed state lines with a weapon, that he wasn't from kenosha or had no family in the state, theas a white supremacist, that was intimated by our own sitting president back when he was a candidate. the list goes on, lauren. >> lauren: yeah, you never really hear the correction of the narrative publicly. you never hear the i'm sorry. the networks are going to get sued. i reckon back to, do you remember "the new york times" the editorial page editor james bennett? remember he, he is in charge of the editorial page, and he ran an op-ed by tom cotton that was talking about the urban riots. right? he left his job for that. that article, that op-ed, offered a different point of view then they media, then what the narrative was at the time. you look at all these moments and no one is correcting the way it has been done. it is like to keep trying to cover it up. people are losing their jobs because they are raising their hand and say well, did you actually think about it like this in a space where you are encouraging different point of views. >> kayleigh: yeah, then there was the ivermec

but there was much more credence to that argument then there had been in kenosha. the story wasn't just smothered, but smothered to the degree that when you look at the "washington post," to take an example, his name wasn't even mentioned after the violence. it was almost as if the car was responsible. they said a car crash in waukesha, a collision, suv hits people as if it was on autopilot. so that's the sort of thing that happens when you don't have a diversity of opinion in the major news and it's causing if not in the media's interest because you have such hostility towards half the country and when you start looking at things like this trial, i don't want to weigh in because it is a trial, but i'm talking about the initial reaction to it, where the media was almost unanimous that this was a racial crime, when there was clearly evidence that it was ambiguous to be kind, and i could go into the duke lacrosse matter for the covington kids, but there's a pattern that when a certain story emerges, the mainstream media tries to weaponize it for political advantage a