they got behind-the-scenes to kyle rittenhouse and his family.rt of our new documentary the trial of kyle. it's out tomorrow. we are proud of it. even if you feel like you know everything about this, you will learn something a lot from this documentary. a preview. >> it keeps you up at night. once you get to sleep your dreams are about what happened and you are waking up in a dark, cold sweat. >> you dream about what happened? >> every single night. it's scary actually. the dreams feel so real. they're not the same at all. they are all different. there are different scenarios that run through your head. what could have happened. i am alive but what could have happened. what if i wasn't alive? those type of dreams. it's bad. but almost every outcome is me getting seriously injured or hurt. those are just the dreams i have on a daily basis. >> the defendant will rise and face the jury and harken to its verdict. >> the state of wisconsin versus kyle rittenhouse we find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. the second count of the information, w

as you saw with the welcome for kyle rittenhouse. kyle rittenhouse is known for one thing. they are literally celebrating, killing people. now all of this comes in a larger context, and that's the broad fetishes asian of guns in violence on the right. a public poll from the public religious research institute found that 30% of republicans agree with the statement. because things have gotten off track, true american patriots may have to result to violence to save our country. we know there are more and more guns in america, and they are held in fewer and fewer hands. we have more guns than people. about 121 firearms in circulation for every hundred residents, making the u.s. by far the most heavily armed society in the world. and most of those guns are owned by republican. 50% of republicans personally own a gun, 60% live in a household in a, gun compared to 21 and 30% of democrats. the right, celebrates, this it's become a sort of core identity aspects. they celebrated this week at turning point usa, so called america fest. with kyle rittenhouse at the center of it all. i h

yet kyle rittenhouse is being turned into a right-wing hero. should see the moment that tucker carlson was lucky enough to meet him. >> oh, kyle rittenhouse! >> tucker. >> it is so nice to meet you. >> really good to meet you. >> i can't believe you're here. >> see every show. >> we're fans of yours, as you know. >> yeah. >> you will have to excuse tucker. he gets giddy in the presence of his heroes. we're big fans of you, as you know. think about that sentence. what does that mean? there's literally nothing to be a fan of. kyle rittenhouse is a child who shot and killed two people and wounded a third. that's his body of work. that's it. you're a fan of that. it is not just fox news. i want to show you what that looked like at the right-wing america fest 2021 taking place over the past four days in phoenix, arizona. kyle rittenhouse received the rock star treatment there, complete with pyrotechnics and a theme song. >> ladies and gentlemen, please let's get loud for kyle rittenhouse. ♪♪ >> this event, hosted by the conservative group turning po

. ♪♪ donate now at redcross.org ♪ [ cheers ] >> kyle! kyle! kyle! kyle! kyle! kyle! kyle! kyle!hat you saw here was a wrestle mania. this was yesterday's stage elaborate for ultra conservative young people for none other than kyle rittenhouse, the then 17-year-old that shot and killed two and wounded a third last summer at a black lives matter protest after crossing state lines with an ar-15 that was not obtained legally. rittenhouse was acquitted last month a verdict that the right wing fringe is celebrating while seeming to embrace political violence and vigilante. mike, i don't make it a habit to watch turning point usa this event that's been on but had a weird ting to it this week. there is a lot of gun stuff and a lot of guns as the last stand against the government in protecting your liberty and then there is this weird rock star kind of thing for kyle. feels like they may have lost the plot on this one. >> look, american politics is a vital thing and we're veering into dangerous territory. there is plenty of room for this freak show of these, i guess i'll call them intern

rittenhouse we find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty.the second count of the information, we jury the find the defendant kyle rittenhouse not guilty. >> how do you feel, man? >> the jury reached the correct verdict. self-defense is not illegal. i believe they came to the correct verdict and glad everything went well. it's been a rough journey, but we made it through the hard part. >> tucker: that documentary is out tomorrow morning. we think it's worth your time. find it tonight at tuckercarlson.com. stream it first thing tomorrow morning. well, it seems like the world has already forgotten about the mass murder that just took place in waukesha, wisconsin. the biden administration finally decided to pretend to notice. they sent the first lady and the second gentleman down to pay their respects two weeks after the murders. so why is our leaders and our media been ignoring what happened in waukesha right after the kyle rittenhouse verdict? sean duffey is a former congressman from the state of wisconsin and joins us tonight. sean, thank you

hello, kyle. [ cheers and applause >> yo! >> seth: kyle, i say this so sincerely.h an authentic and voice that is true to you, and yet i have never seen anything that is more hyper specifically kyle mooney than this show. you must be thrilled with how it turned out >> i feel great. and, yeah, that is the thing i feel like everybody is saying, is, "this is so you. i can't tell how i feel about that, because it's all based on children's cartoons, but at the same time, yes, this is the stuff that i love and i feel so great about it >> seth: it's basically, you play twins who are hosting a saturday-morning cartoon block, and they are '80s and '90s cartoons that, again, are so - it's an homage, right? it's safe to say, these are the things you love deeply >> so much, i do think it could be an issue. [ laughter ] i mean, like, this is my life. and the show is presented as if it's taped off tv, so you're getting, like, commercials and news clips, and i play all of these characters we got to make these cartoons. but, seriously, this is the stuff that i feel like i've been

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kyle. kyle. kyle. kyle.n for assuming that was some kind of wrestlemania introduction. no, that was yesterday's carefully staged an overly elaborate introduction. an event for ultraconservative young people, for another than kyle rittenhouse. then 17-year-old, who shot and killed two people, and wounded at third last summer, at a black lives matter protest. with an ar-15, that was not obtained legally. after crossing state lines. rittenhouse was acquitted by wisconsin jury less, monday verdict that was celebrated. by seeming to embrace political violence and vigilante-ism. with us, david plouffe and mike murphy. mike i don't make it a habit to watch turning point usa, this event that's been on. but it had a weird tinge to it this week, there's a lot of guns stuff. and a lot of guns, as the last stand against the government, in protecting your liberty. and then there's this weird rock star kind of thing for kyle. feels like they might have lost the plot on this one. >> look, american politics is a big thing,

the students did not push back as hard as they are pushing back on kyle rittenhouse -- and kyle rittenhouse murder as was angela davis, the communist who guess around the conference to speak for money at colleges and kids don't push back. it's a complete double standard. the man was found not guilty. o.j. simpson did everything but leave his business card at the crime scene after butchering two human being and gets better treatment in society. goes to restaurant and plays golf without the push back that kyle rittenhouse is getting. >> sean: i wrote a piece about the kyle rittenhouse case send in the cloud. it was hard to keep track of all of the insanity. even saw white supremacists at asu. is there a lawsuit here? >> absolutely and the list of people who will get sued gets longer. they referred to him as a white supremacist. there is zero evidence of that and even supports the black lives matter movement. this guy will be in court for a long time sug a lot of people who defamed him. not least of whom is the president of the united states joe biden who said when is donald trump going to den

between me and kyle rittenhouse are impossible not to draw.hould sue outletsou to "hold the media accountable." i know that you have entered into settlements, and i'm sure there's nondisclosure agreements you can't talk about. i know cnn is one. there is ongoing cases if i'm not mistaken. is that correct? >> that's correct. i'm currently still suing six media outlets. >> sean: tell us what you think and why you think kyle should hold the media accountable. let me ask you this, i would like your opinion based on joe biden's tweet. do you think he should also look at the idea of suing joe biden? >> well, i think he should sue the media, but it's a personal call. that's up to him. in january it will be three years since everything happened at the march of life and i'm still looking at another two years until the cases that go to trial are resolved. it's a very personal call for him. i know he has a lot on his plate on whether he wants to entrench himself in this. but on the topic of joe biden i've heard a lot of debate about it, but i think playi

he had some advice for kyle. take a look.ember at the time what you're going through. i remember that moment and then as the facts came out that everything that was said about you, that you had walked over to this native american activist for example that you had in fact that you are racist, you had the same false accusations leveled against you. i remember thinking when the facts came out, you handled this as perfectly i felt as any kid could. my question to you is, what is the impact on the psyche, the mind being thrust into the public eye like that, being called things that you not, things that are not true? then i want to ask you what you think kyle should do. >> it's terrible, sean. i will tell you why. 17-year-old, your mind is still developing. to deal with an overload of stress where you have this feeling that half of the country, hundreds of millions of people hate you for something that your innocent. it can do a lot to you mentally. it takes a very strong will to be able to resist that and keep a level head. i know

and i think i know that i have to wonder, you know, when they have it originally to kyle. there were very few conservatives that actually said this is wrong, that he's being put through the ringer. they did not go on the major networks defending him. nobody wanted to put the target that was on him at that time on their back. but now that he's received this quite a lot of law, i just think it's very just, it's very superficial dollars that make him out to be a hero. and i really think they should tread lightly. why no, thank you for always coming on and she's shedding your wisdom with our crowd. thank you so much for the pentagon has just laid out in detail a new policy that has meant to stop the rise of extremism within the ranks. however, could issue policy actually restrict the freedom of the men and women who are actually tasked with protecting it while discuss, let's bring an investigative journalist, been one, been of all the issues in the world. everything we're doing, we're becoming a politically correct military, which i'm sure makes all of our enemies gives them a

- [babbles] - kyle?we got a substitute teacher. - [babbles] - kyle? - they say it's his kidneys. kyle always has been a diabetic, and lately, his kidneys have just been shutting down. - well, the kids at school made you a card, kyle. look. - go on, butters. - i don't want to. - butters, go on. - oh, all right then. ♪ we're so sorry you're not feeling well ♪ ♪ we hope you're better soon ♪ ♪ so we're brining you some sunshine ♪ ♪ by singing you this tune ♪ ♪ everybody misses you ♪ ♪ and though we hate to cause a fuss ♪ ♪ we'd like to say, "get well soon" ♪ ♪ and please don't die on us ♪ [air hisses] - [babbles] - dude, you really are sick, huh? - i don't know, i-- - i don't know what to do, sharon. they want to have him go into surgery, but that's so dangerous. - sheila, have you tried holistic natural medicines? they work wonders. i read all about it in people. - really? in people?

- yeah, it's that kid kyle again.kyle! what are you, the nsa? lawrence, remember i was telling you how the government listens to everyone's phone calls and reads all our emails? - yeah, yeah, you said that. my dad said the government keeps a database on everyone. - who is that? is that toby? - yeah. - dude, toby, are you over at lawrence's? - yeah, we're ditching school. - you're what? what'd you say? - me and toby are ditching school! - i'm telling you guys, the government thinks they can do whatever they want, and we don't have any privacy anymore. just between you and me, i think everyone's too stupid to see what this is all leading to. did you guys read 1984? - i don't think so. - yeah, i didn't read it either, but i saw the puppet show version at casa bonita. we have to do something about this. we need to organize a rally. - that'd be cool. - that'd be what? - it'd be cool! - i know, right? a big rally to tell the government to stay out of our private lives! i'm gonna email everybody and put it up on my blog page

kyle rittenhouse, richard jewel and the list. sandman. ferguson, missouri, and trayvon martin and gray in baltimore and duke lacrosse. then the 3.5 year russia lie against donald trump. it never ends. they are seldom held accountable. >> and cnn has been wrong on every issue. in this case don lemon was complicit. he told smollett not to give the telephone. why don't you give the telephone if you are innocent? why is don lemon giving legal advice? they fired cuomo but still applaud don lemon. this is not just smollett. we have to start investigating and prosecuting these false charges. racial, sexual, and political the system can't endure the tolerance of false charges. you can't have affirmative action. if you are black or a woman it's understandable. if you are gay -- no. a single standard. >> [overlapping talking]. you get charged and convicted. it's in the 10 commandments. you shall not bear false witness. >> sean: that means this jury believes he lied to them on the stand. will he get charged for that? >> right. he could get charged f

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 could have prevented, you suck at your job. the national guard should have been called august 23rd, but the governor failed the community and there should have been a lot more resources to help with that. >> if authorities had done what kyle

give me a little more on this, kyle. >> sure. so this is actually a very active issue not just in relation to donald trump but in relation to the rioters themselves in the building. a lot of them are facing obstruction charges and they're challenging them on the basis that, well, the counting of electoral votes is not an official proceeding in the legal definition because there is no evidence collection, no actual investigation just a ceremonial process. so far the judges have kind of swept that argument aside. they're saying that's baseless. it's clearly an official act. what they were doing to obstruct was also illegal. it was trespassing. it was potentially assault. assaulting officers to do that. it was committing other crimes in the process of attempting to obstruct. when you think about that in the reference to donald trump, now maybe donald trump wasn't corruptly trying to stop it, but what were the means that he used to do that? were those means on their own illegal? and that's a more open question and why the law around

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i met kyle rittenhouse one hour ago. he struck me as a nice young man.lot. it was a horrible situation. and a time that occurs, it's a horrible situation for all involved. he mentioned that the trial help them grow a lot help to mature and shape who he is today. he grew closer to god through the experience, he said, and he said the parade every single night. he useent in life and he turned to faith. >> harris: those are private things. the best advice, as tomi is said and kennedy said, and maybe others telling him, heal thyself. focus on learning what you were meant to learn and hold those accountable who get your story run. kennedy's right peer just because the liberal media may not agree with how things were adjudicated in his case in the verdict of not guilty, they still have to get the facts right. it's one of the reason why i really don't like that term. go ahead and tell your truth. there is one truth. one set of facts. if it is not out there, it's not out there yet. there's one truth. they need to tell the truth. if they want to come clean whether

it is called "the trial of kyle."took a close look at who was responsible for the deaths in kenosha that day. here's a look. the chaos in kenosha was not accidental. >> it's a movement. they are not going to stop. everyone be aware. they are not going to stop before election day november and they are not going to stop after the election.sht' >> democrats, media activist groups and their corporate sponsors directed the attack. they inspired their foot soldiers by lying about the events that started the riot. the shooting of jacob blake. >> witnesses say blake had broken up a fight and he did not appear to be armed. >> they said blake was unarmed, that he was there to break up a fight. >> someone who was trying to break up a fight between two women.n. >> tucker: all of it was a lie. here's what actually happened. officers in kenosha responded to a call of domestic violence. the motherd. of 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 ow

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

we are back with jason riley and kyle peterson.it means in a practical sense. >> people who live in new york who have green parts, permanent residency or work authorization of some kind, 800,000 people and from a practical view, one thing is that new york city board of elections would have to have a separate voter list for them at separate ballots for them because if a non- citizenship shows up, only local races on that so there's one publication but 800,000 voters is a lot of people. eric adams won the democratic primary, about 7000 votes so could make a difference. paul: is it true you only need under the proposal, 30 days of residency, continuance residency? what if your student from over seas and columbia, could you photos well? from paris for the school year, you get to vote? >> as i understand, students are excluded, it's tricky because the wording says work authorization and i think there are some students who work at least on campus so that is the real problem if you decide who gets to vote, citizenship gives you a bright l

more the panel in a moment as we look at crime coverage from kyle whitten house-- kyle rittenhouse. ♪seems to go your way. ♪ ♪ you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. what do we want for dinner? you're in good hands with allstate. burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. howard: the media sometimes is interested only in selective justice as in the jussie smollett case back when the kyle rittenhouse trials dominating cable news many liberal pundits accused him of being guilty of homicide in the fatal shooting of two people in kenosha even after he was acquitted. >> the fact that white supremacists roam the halls of congress freely and celebrate this murderous white supremacist and the fact that he gets to walk the streets freely let you know these people have access to instituting laws. they represent the legislative branch of this country. howard: guy, the coverage of the kyle rittenhouse trial was really a turning point because so mu

. >> student it is an estate university doubled on their efforts to cancel kyle rittenhouse, doesn't gathering wednesday to demand the school band kyle from campus 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

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. >> kyle rittenhouse and cancel culture. here's his response to the university demanding - with that you are watching "fox and friends first". carley: let's get straight to it. calls for chris cuomo are growing as cnn suspended him after bombshell evidence in the new york attorney general's report. >> a late breaker yesterday. >> cnn finally taking action against it*anchor after learning he played a large role in his brother sexual misconduct than previously admitted. extending the show by an hour to cover cuomo's time slot. he was suspended indefinitely pending investigation saying these documents point to a greater level of involvement in his brother's effort than we previously knew. jake tapper reportedly pressured the network to pull cuomo off air, released by the new york attorney general's office. one exchange with andrew cuomo's top aid reveals chris reached out to his sources to check potential allegations and suggested rebuttal for some allegations and interview document reveals chris forwarding a democratic strateg

quick, he said he cried like a baby last night in a stunning buzzer beater i hope kyle saw it i have rutgers red on. >> i did >> i couldn't bet on it since it's a new jersey team so i didn't lose money. >> that's why we won. >> it's friday, december 10th, 2021 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're in the red we're in the red go rutgers we'll talk about that in this case but i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin u.s. equity futures this morning in the green but barely.

the car belonged to 22-year-old kyle clinkscales. he went missing and and and andd recently called 911 after seeing his submerged vehicle. kyle's mother died earlier this year never knowing what happened to her son. >> it was always her hope that he would come home. it was always our hope that we would find him before she passed away. so just the fact that we have hopefully found him and the car brings me a big sigh of relief. >> and they tell us kyle's i.d. was found in the car along with human remains. police are investigating whether foul play was involved. >>> senators from both parties grilled the ceo of instagram wednesday about some of the platform's harmful content and they're especially concerned about the impact on young girls. senator mike lee asked ceo adam mosseri to explain why a teen was recommended x-rated content. >> why did following instagram's top recommended account for a 13-year-old girl cause her explore page to go from showing really innocuous things like hairstyling videos to content that promotes bodie dysmo

just because it worked out for kyle rittenhouse, i would not say all defendants should do this.s dicey and something that doesn't happen a lot so it's a weird new trend. it sounds like jussie smollett got snippy and sarcastic with the prosecutor in any case like this, align case when everything comes down to credibility, you don't want to do that in front of the jury when citing your fate, it's a bad call. kennedy: the judge admonished him several times when he was taking too much time answering yes or no questions and he was going off on a few things, rolling his eyes and matt was reporting in contrast to how he responded to his own attorneys under direct questioning that he was warm and thoughtful and spoke glowingly of his own mom and then when the special prosecutor question him, that's when he fell apart and fell back on something i think is equal to a hit difference in the courtroom. >> they left out because i get to go didn't you notice when i was asking questions, it was almost impossible to get information out of him but when his lawyer asked him questions, suddenly ans

kyle was ordered to forfeit $700,000 and pay a $50,000 fine. he lives in los gatos. he was the vice president of i.t. operations for netflix from 2011 to 2014. >> disgraced football star o.j. simpson is a completely free man now after being granted an early parole in nevada. the 74-year-old simpson who grew up in san francisco had been on parole since 2017 and had a few months to go. last month, the nevada parole board decided to grant him an early discharge for good behavior. simpson served nine years in state prison there in nevada for his conviction on 12 counts in a 2007 robbery case in las vegas. >> new government figures show inflation getting worse. the producer price index, a measure of what manufacturers charge wholesalers for their products, is up 9.6% year over year. most of that, the cost of energy and food. meanwhile, a meeting got under way to discuss what to do about inflation. our business and tech reporter scott mcgrew says worrying about inflation is the new focus for the fed. >> yes, we have talked about this before. the fed has two jobs, getting p

kyle and vicky all the drama.this is a shot of sfo. >> you not haunted fog as it often gets. but it is pretty warm out there on the tarmac. lauren, what am i saying? warm wet. cherie lawrence. yeah, help me out really coming down in parts of the bay area outside, of course you've got the clouds out there, but that rain. >> cars come issues. we've been looking at rain rates over 2 inches and our national weather service just issued a flood advisory for much of the santa clara valley. you can see stretching across from saratoga through san jose milpitas expecting some more heavy rainfall here in the short term. and that could give some rapid rise is definitely some flooding out there on some of the local roadways. i was just the guadalupe river right now. looks like the forecast keeps that within its banks with something out to watch out for. also in the santa cruz area. they're also seeing some very heavy rainfall. so a flood advisory also in effect there until 6.30 this evening as you're going to see some very hea

let's go to nashville with coach kyle shanahan and jimmy garoppolo. >> the first offense was a bad one, shouldn't have thrown that. no one was open on the play. he just had to take it. >> not mincing his words. jimmy g. was so sharp in the game. it went down hill, throwing two interceptions. niners lose 20-17. anthony flores will join us from the locker room in nashville with post game coverage in a few minutes. >>> also tonight manager gabe capler is noticed. >> he joins in our race in america series. >> gabe, it's been a year and a half now since the killing of george floyd under the knee of an officer. what has it been like for you navigating this last year and a half with a lot of social activism? >> well, i can tell you myself and other leaders across our sport have felt a responsibility to talk to our players. and i don't think that means talking at our players. i think it means starting the conversations and listening to our players. but i think that extends to our families as well. look, these are tragic events, and they are only -- they only make change if we take those tragic

in the kyle rittenhouse case, where was the race?ith things playing out with the shooter and things playing out with the people who were shot. they were all in the same category of race. are we so thirsty to bring in that divide, it hurts cases where there might be legitimate cases of hate crimes. >> kennedy, around the horn. and then tomi. >> i am glad that jurors have been good stewards of justice. they had hard deliberations with smollett, rittenhouse and awesome board. -- ahmaud arbery. they came up with the right verdict. >> tomi? >> the narrative is the only thing that matters to much of the mainstream media. it's like they have a pact with one another. they will report misinformation to advance their agenda. when fox news reports the actual facts, they say oh, that's not real news. that's just for conservatives. you are misreporting facts and don't take accountability and don't do it accidentally. you do it to advance a narrative. that's why the american people are fed up with mainstream media. maybe that's why their ratings a

we're faded to many more kyle rittenhouses.ha, but in communities across this country. basically affecting their version of justice. >> donna, i want to ask you this, just to go to, all of that makes a lot of sense a to me. but i want to go to what we saw there in that room and what the reverberations of that are. in that david french piece, he says -- he talked about the republicans, his republican party. he's been a member of it for a lifetime. he has a lot of qualms about it in the trump era. political movement that turns a deadly vigilante into a role model is a movement that is courting more violence and encouraging more men to brandish weapons in dangerous places. is this a fetishization of guns, gun culture and kyle rittenhouse is the poster boy for that. even if you believe in gun rights and the second amendment, it seems like a dangerous social and political phenomenon that we're now grappling with. >> that's right. and kyle rittenhouse, whether or not he was acquitted, he, in fact, did kill two people and seriously in

. >> thank you, kyle and we'll check back in once that game goes final. now, the niners.re back in practice today on the field prepping for their matchup with the bengals on sunday expected to be cold and frigid in ohio during this time of the year. that could suggest it will be a defensive battle and kyle shanahan realizes that is one of cincinnati strengths. >> i think is a real good done a real good job stopping the run this year. do a lot schematically that keep seems off base with their fronts and coverages and. there are 11 guys play very hard to. >> tiger woods will be back on the links next week. he will be competing in the pnc championship with his son charlie. that's down in florida. the 2 played in this event last year. it's an unofficial tour event that features players and their family members in a 2 day format. it's been 10 months since woods got in that car accident where he merely lost his lake. so he just happy to be here. but he's playing golf thing. and he last week that he's kind of come to the conclusion that he won't be playing on the pga tour regula

. >> arizona state university doubling down on their efforts to cancel kyle rittenhouse. >> kyle rittenhousenot any random the, he is a white supremacist killer. he's a descendent of white american who killed black and brown people. >> dozens gathering wednesday to demand the school band kyle from campus but some supporters showing up for rittenhouse who was acquitted last month following the to be shooting in kenosha, wisconsin. >> 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

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mine was the kyle rittenhouse trial. we had cameras in the courtroom for this trial.e had not been cameras, this country would have perceived what happened that's carried a very, very different. it was all most a formal education in prosecutorial misconduct, constitutional law, and everything that the media tried to spin one way ended up being a complete disaster. we saw the trial in real time. we saw a jury deliberate methodically, and people at this table believe that was pretty cut and dry self-defense. it opened people's eyes. dagen, i think you would agree that it opened the country's eyes to a lot of factors that have plagued heavily. >> liberal friends of mine following people on instagram and twitter were shocked at what they saw, because it was completely the opposite story of the lies that were peddled by everybody, from joe biden on down, as soon as it happened. i mean as soon as it happened, like in "the new york times" right after the shooting, they were talking about kyle rittenhouse's race, but not the race of the two people he killed. >> jesse: it is s

kyle, let me start with you. you've been doing great reporting on this beat that i've been following very closely. your takeaway from straka's role and the document filed today in court? >> well, it has to be something significant because, you know, prosecutors don't usually make a big show of, we have to wait -- they requested a 30-day delay in his sentence and that's not a small amount of time to assess the impact of the information he provided. so it's very cryptic. it could be a lot of things, it could be information that helps them arrest somebody else, next to him on the steps. you know, or it could be, as you laid out very well, something about the mind-set of the organizers that may border on not just the justice department's investigation, but also maybe the january 6th committee's investigation, you know, when donald trump said we're going to go to the capitol, that inspired a lot of people in that crowd to go. they weren't necessarily planning to go. so the fact that he said that, whatever his mind-set

we all remember what happened with kyle rittenhouse.of all the false narratives in the kyle rittenhouse. he crossed state lines with a weapon, that he wasn't from kenosha or had no family in the state, the list goes on and on. heat that he was 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 the

how did i resolve in the state university where kyle attended online classes? and even though he is not fully enrolled there, some students are opposed to him taking part. and that this rallying though in support of his right to attend classes. we have spoken to one of the organizers of protest and supportive kyle, he thinks his rezone university should accept written hires. if he wants to join. i created a counter protest against the students for socialism that were against covered in house being on campus and say they were educated on the child. they were super ignorant about the whole thing. because if they really wanted to try, they would realize that how is not a murderer, how they verbally describe him to be at the protest today, we had a lot of support for tolerate and how's that people showed up and yeah, i think i think we had close to 100 people and we out numbered the people protesting against cow to the one from my understanding cover it and house is not a a full time student. a su is a non degree seeking online student. i mean, you would have to go

joining me now is julie and kyle. julie, the news that ken was interviewed by the committee that broke last night. what do we know about his appearance? >> this is significant, lindsey. he appeared voluntarily. he was not subpoenaed by the committee. we learned the former dhs official for president trump appeared before the committee and spoke to them about the preparations that his agency did leading up to the day of january 6th. the january surveyed the night after the insurrection. all of the things that were broken and all of the stuff that went on and when people stormed the capitol. he told them about the preparations that day. he also answered questions on what contact he had, if any, with former president trump and mark meadows and with other cabinet officials and administration officials. we know that part there. what we also know is something key you mentioned at the top. phil waldrin is on the list for the next set of committee members. the subpoena announced for waldrin and worked with john eastman on the