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

first and foremost, kyle rittenhouse.s exonerated, then was mischaracterized. >> kyle rittenhouse. >> he is what you would have had in a school shooter. >> kyle rittenhouse, a guy who is deeply racist went with what he once to a black lives matter protest look for trouble and he murder a couple people. >> maga loving blue lives matter social media partisan 17 years old picks up a gun and drives from one state to another with the intent to shoot people. brian: unbelievable. he has a big loft coming in their direction. >> i just want to say one thing. most people would argue the biggest media malpractice is you booking me the day after new year's eve. you have faith, so thank you. the rittenhouse. brian require was a big mistake on my part. >> the rittenhouse thing is the biggest proof that we are flifght depths of -- living in the depth of shame. everybody you just played in that montage is openly screaming that this guy is a white supremacist. we have no proof of any of that. to get in front of a camera and say that to in

had i written this book a little later, i would have included the judge in the kyle rittenhouse casen that chapter. his behavior, both nonverbal and verbal behavior, gave a message to the jurors that he sided with kyle rittenhouse, his rulings were such that he was just angry and yelling at prosecutors and very kind to defense attorneys. that is just problematic. judges should never, ever do that. we should be the neutral ones being fair to both sides. i don't think that happened in the case. >> i think that brings us to this final section in your book title about how to change some of the problems in our system. for example, what can people do when they see judges behaving in ways that they think are not appropriate? >> so, in the chapter "the fix" i have 10 recommendations about how to make this legal system work that appeared in the answer to your question, priya, there is a recommendation about what we should do about judges , about the disciplining of judges and letting people know that they have the right to speak up and make complaints against judges. i describe the whole syst

the assault-style rifle kyle rittenhouse used to kill two people and wound a third during a 2020 protest in kenosha, wisconsin, will not be returned to him. rittenhouse, who was acquitted of murder charges, had asked the court to return the gun, saying he wanted to destroy it so no one could profit from it. but today, a prosecutor ruled kenosha police will destroy the weapon instead. the white house introduced its newest addition today, a gray-haired, green-eyed tabby named willow. willow first jumped on the scene during the presidential campaign, interrupting a speech by dr. jill biden. it took a while to get willow to washington. the first cat may or may not take orders from the biden's german shepherd, commander. steve hartman is next with an 11-year-old girl who brightens the lives and the wardrobes of pediatric patients "on the road." patients are counting on you. >> garrett: n.f.l. hall of famer deion sanders once said, "if you look good, you feel good." if that's true, an 11-year-old new jersey girl has the best medicine. cbs' steve hartman goes "on the road." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i

a spokesperson for kyle rittenhouse has said the 19- year-old wanted to destroy the rifle nothing can be used as a political symbol or trophy celebrating the shootings. >>> the star of the infamous it showed "tiger king" has been sentenced to a lengthy prison sentence 2 years after dominating headlines. a federal judge produced the sentence for notorious former zoo owner joe exotic from 22 to 21 years in prison. in 2018, exotic was arrested for his role in a murder for hire plot against animal activist carol baskin. prosecutors say that exotic paid two people, including an fbi agent, $12,000 to assassinate baskin for his criticism on his treatment of animals. >>> airlines authority canceled 1500 flights to major east coast subs for tomorrow ahead of a massive nor'easter expected over the weekend. boston's logan airport is the most heavily impacted, with more than 370 flights canceled. that massive nor'easter stone begins to bear down, and forecasters predict up to 20 inches of snow in some areas. michael george has the latest. >> reporter: in the coastal town of scituate massachusetts

in november a jury acquitted kyle rittenhouse who shot and killed two people during a riot in kenoshawisconsin. generally people have accepted the decision and that's fair, if followed the laws of the state figure do you agree the verdict was the right one? >> i have a problem. it is not so much the verdict, again, there are certain laws in a state that are different from the laws here in california with regard to self- defense and with regard to arming oneself. what i have a conduct with is the conduct of the judge forgot i had a chapter called bad judges. if i had written this book later i would have included the judge in the rittenhouse case. his behavior both verbal and nonverbal behavior gave a message to the jurors that he cited with kyle rittenhouse. his rulings were such that he was angry and yelling at prosecutors and very kind to the defense attorneys forgot that is problematic. judges should never ever do that. we should be neutral and be fair to both sides pickle i do not think that happened in the case. >> that brings us to a final section of your book title, how to chang

we also saw kyle rittenhouse was acquitted. you said that verdict in wisconsin was an example of "the treacherous role of white supremacy and privilege play out in our system. we saw the mcdaniels father and son convicted in the killing of ahmaud arbery. from the criminal justice perspective, what do you make of these trials that america's just watched? does it reflect change? >> all of it is convoluted, quite honestly. we have over 3000 law enforcement agencies across the country, from my understanding, and 3000 different standards of review and accountability. we have district attorneys across the country who are elected who think about ahmaud arbery's scenario. a district attorney who colluded with those who murdered ahmaud arbery, as opposed to representing her district. there are reforms that can be made, that look at individual cases, isolated incidents. what i am more concerned about, what are the systems in place to ensure that justice is blind and that all of us are afforded equal protection under the law? this is by n

it belongs where kyle wants it and kyle wants it destroyed. rittenhouseto kenosha to protect property from rioters. he killed two people and wounded another. prosecutors charged him with murder and painted him as a wanna be soldier looking are for trouble. but he said it was self-defense and he was being attacked. in november a jury agreed and found him not guilty on all charges. rittenhouse's attorneys also asked for law enforcement to return his clothes from the day of the shooting. a hearing on the request is set for a week from today. >>> and video may have killed the radio star but revenge is a dish best served cold. old music is back and bigger than ever. we're talking bob dylan, james brown, the police. according to our next guest, their growth could even kill off new music. so is that a good thing? >>> plus, wild card weekend may have been a little boring. i don't know, the ipds were good und have no fear, the divisional as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for sma

. >> we the jury find the defendant, kyle rittenhouse, not guilty. >> reporter: a wisconsin teenagere rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges after shooting three men during protests last year. exacerbating the growing political chasm in america in a year filled with debates where controversial issues, including abortion and transgender rights. political harmony was not totally elusive. [ applause ] capitol hill lawmakers passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill and overwhelmingly voted to make juneteenth a federal holiday. >> warnock now 83.2%. >> reporter: if you thought our politics would settle down after the last election, think again. the year started with democrats flipping two senate seats in georgia and ended with republicans flipping the governor seat in virginia. overseas, america ended the 20-year war in afghanistan, pulling the last remaining u.s. troops out of the country. the world watched as the taliban rapidly regained control as desperate afghans tried to flee. >> kabul is falling now. >> reporter: the chaotic final days, a suicide bomber killed 13 service me

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widow's vow never to forget rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >>> the semi-automatic rifle used by kyle rittenhouse to shoot three men during a street protest in kenosha, wisconsin, will not be returned to him but will be destroyed by the state crime lab. a judge approving that plan today two of the men rittenhouse shot were killed and the third was wounded during the protests over the police shooting of a black man. rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges including homicide >>> in 60 seconds, the american city ready to relax its covid restrictions is it a sign of the new normal >>> and we're on the ground in afghanistan as that country now confronts a humanitarian disaster. >>> back now with a major u.s. city rolling back indoor mask mandates but only for those fully vaccinated and boosted. miguel almaguer spoke with dr. anthony fauci, who is weighing in tonight >> reporter: the first city in the nation to enter a lockdown is tonight looking to change the face of the pandemic starting next week in san francisco, masks can come off inside offices, gyms, college classrooms, and certain indoor venue

in wisconsin, teenager kyle rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges after shooting three ment year. exacerbating the growing political chasm in america, in a year already filled with partisan tensions and pointed debates, where controversial issues, including abortion, transgender rights. political harmony was not totally elusive. [ applause ] capitol hill lawmakers passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill and overwhelmingly voted to make juneteenth a federal holiday. and if you thought our politics would settle down after the last election, think again. the year started with democrats flipping two senate seats in georgia and ended with republicans flipping the governor's seat in virginia. ♪♪ overseas, america ended the 20-year war in afghanistan, pulling the last remaining u.s. troops out of the country. the world watchedke[x as the tan rapidly regained control and desperate afghans tried to flea. >> kabul is falling now. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: a suicide bomber killed 13 service members, all of it sparking international criticism for how the withdrawal was handled.

tom takes you inside the real story of kyle rittenhouse. plus unaired footage of tucker's exclusive sit down with kyle that you won't anywhere else the right to defend yourself from the mob is fundamental and it hung in the balance. tucker carlson originals the trial of kyle available now exclusively on fox nation. if we still kept paper files, r we'd have a bulgingea one that read pekoe insanity and we'd add to it day after day expecting each day to be the last day. but unfortunately learning that no, the next day is crazier than the last. here's the very latest. hong kong now controlled by the chinese government has announced it's going to kill thousands of hamsters because they suspect that one unnamed hamster may have given covid to a twenty five year old worker at a pet shop is quite a large amount of animals. >> tensas tested with positive results and with the shop keepers, which has a more frequent exposure to the hamster in devilment. we cannot exclude the possibility that the shop knew this was in fact was actually infected from th

. >>> kyle rittenhouse's semiautomatic rifle used to fatally shoot two men and wound another during a protest in kenosha back in 2020 will be destroyed. according to an agreement approved by a judge, the prosecutor said the rifle will be turned over to the kenosha police department and destroyed, along with the rifle's magazine and scope some time in april rittenhouse will also get to keep a portion of the nearly $1 million of the $2 million raised for his bail the judge ordered the money be split between the law firm that represented him and a foundation that solicited donations for his defense and actor ricky schroeder, who helped bail him out. >>> covid-19 cases have surpassed 4 million since the beginning of the pandemic. meanwhile, two long island nurses have been arrested for forging fake covid vaccine cards and entering fwheem the state's dat database julie debuono and her employee melissa raro each been charged with one count of forgery in second degree. dibi $900,000 in cash was found during a search of her home and they found a ledger documenting more than 1.5 million in pro

over 5,000 students were surveyed >>> kyle rittenhouse's semiautomatic rifle used to fatally shoot twouring a protest in kenosha back in 2020 will be destroyed. a prosecutor said that the rifle will be turn over to the kenosha police department and destroyed along with the rifle's magazine and scope. some time in april rittenhouse will also get to keep a portion of the nearly $1 million of the $2 million raised for his bail the judge ordered the money be split between the law firm that represented him and a foundation that solicited donations for his defense, as well as actor ricky schroeder, who helped bail him out. >>> singing icon cher is paying tribute to the late actress and legendary comedian betty white, performing a new version of "thank you for being a friend" the theme sock of the sitcom "the golden girls. ♪ thank you for being a friend, traveled down the road and back again ♪ >> it is all part of the upcoming hour-long special celebrating betty white: america's golden girl" tonight >>> as the crisis in ukraine ramps up, the united states is wlaun. ing a strike aimed at russi

the man who bought an ar 15 style rifle for kyle rittenhouse has pleaded no contest to a reduced charge. a wisconsin judge accepted dominic blacks plea today. prosecutors dropped 2 felony counts of intent to deliver a dangerous weapon to a minor, contributing to the delinquency of a minor is a non criminal citation. black was 18 when he purchased the rifle in may of 2020 rittenhouse was 17 and too young to buy the firearm 3 months later, rittenhouse used a rifle to shoot at a kenosha protest. he shot 3 people, killing 2 of them. a jury acquitted him of a number of charges related to the shooting back in november. in southern california, reverend al sharpton delivered a eulogy this morning at a memorial service for the 14 year-old girl who died. >> after she was struck by a stray lapd officer's bullet. >> i want to say that i join and calling for justice in the meadow valentini. >> the service took place at a church in gardena valentino. peralta was shopping at the burlington department store in north hollywood with her mother back on december. the 23rd they were in a dressing room when

i thought left wing democrats were for taking people's guns away or is kyle rittenhouse the only gun or farmers with shotguns in their closet? >> that's an interesting question. who will get arrested. he talks about how his dad had an illegal gun. he had it for safety and protection. it was okay. i guess other people who have guns maybe it's not so good. he doesn't think a gun should read to a jail sentence unless it's used. >> tucker: that's what we are seeing. race-based application of law. >> well, given the fact that 98% of gun crime in new york city is committed by blacks and latinos, it shakes out that way. everything is excited by eric adams as the law and order mayor. in july he said there is no difference between him and alvin bragg on criminal justice. we for a sticky situation. >> tucker: we are. some of us were hoping that eric adams would be better than the mayor he replaced. i still hope that. seth, thank you. after a lot of depressing stories here is an inspiring one. a teacher who is battling cancer in chicago has announced he will not go remote because of the non-dea

of reality, if that's true, start with the champion by cnn, pollution, crime probably failed kyle rittenhouse how much they lied about it. crazy stories about tom junior. you got your first year wrapped up. let's not forget how misinformation is made by hiding the news from unclaimeded riots, hiding huntress laptop all covid up by cnn city they also hiring reporters from feel like you have to jump down every rabbit hole you see fit the kind you spend more time on the internet than everyone really should. basically they are looking to hire the 400-pound guy sitting on his bed, trump would say. losers too fat and lazy to joining but i feel for the poor staff. brian putting on leggings, will have to work overtime to cover themselves. i just wonder how they are going to do it. ♪♪t >> tonight on the just news network. ♪♪ and outside the new york city headquarters from we've received reports of somebody spreading misinformation, if not adequately fact checked. possibly through ha ha or worse, independent fun. let's take a look. what the hell? ♪♪ can't hear from number one reporter, reports of a jou

maybe that's why cnn was so wrong on kyle rittenhouse. by 17, they've lost interest. it's a more than their personnel . it's their hysteria conflict base profit model. january 6 was one example. the rest of america was like, what? is the same reliable history of the pope replied to collusion. remember the classics? that perfect phone call was worse than watergate. climate change means the earth dies in eight years. january 6 is pearl harbor all over again. you see the disconnect between the menu. it's golf between the claims in reality that mirrors exactly th gulf between the press and the public they don't understand. if you listen to cnn, it's gott be america's fault. even though they've been so insanely wrong on everything from covid to crime. the last time they were rife, wolf blitzer was a mere puppet. it may be cnn should be grateful . if america did pay attention, imagine what else they find. >> he may have lost the new yor mares race, but he always wins our hearts. a former gop candidate curtis lee watt. she's a living proof you could be a lawyer and not a com

kennedy: and it's really weird because we've seen jussie smollett testify and kyle rittenhouse and obviouslyfor each of them. so michael avenatti going after her, i don't think it's going to be good, is it televised? >> no, it's federal court so they have a federal rule that can be televised. but we are getting really great tweets coming out of the courtroom sort of live tweeting the transcripts will be released at some time so you and i should do a dramatic reading of the transcripts. kennedy: can we do that on my podcast? >> absolutely, that would be great. kennedy: my heart is fluttering. thank you so much, have a wonderful night. you're brilliant, you are hired. [laughter] you can't be her lawyer. topical storm is next. speaking of storms. ♪♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. availa

jon: the trial and was wisconsin is all the acquittal of kyle rittenhouse was a touchtone moment forthe media people. i would apply some of the clips and get your reaction. >> wisconsin young rittenhouse, white teenager who crossed stateline who came across stateline with a firearm illegally driven by his mother. >> the right to celebrate the rittenhouse acquittal with obsession is an active threat to american society. jon: we could go one just to give you final thoughts on those clips. >> that verdict was shocking to people who only got their news from other networks and other newspapers and that may have been the greatest negative consensus in terms of commentary in leading politicians of people in the press deeming this kid guilty before any evidence presented and i guess she was exiting goodness the court system does not operate as i consensus that we've been talking about. >> another example that the border patrol agents were using whips to control migrants coming across the border turned out to be completely bogus. but a lot of people believed it. james freeman of the wall stre

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kyle rittenhouse and elaine maxwell has come and gone. you heard that was interesting, there is no hurry. you do not have to rush. seven days into deliberations to christmas and new year's, he is saying, take your time. what do you make of that? >> what you're seeing is the judges can't interfere with the jury's deliberations. that is why we do not know more about these counts, even though the jury has come back and said we're stuck on these three. he's not allowed to even ask what those three are. he is not allowed to metal. -- to meddle. he's deferring to the jury make giving it time and space to make a decision that is also a consideration on the appeal. the judge does not want her lawyers to find something wrong or the prosecution to find something wrong with what he has done. he's saying that, and that's what he has to do it of course, he is the only one saying that, because there are all kinds of reasons why everyone else wants this to finish quickly, not the least of which is the virus. we're all hoping nobody gets sick here. and a

fox six in milwaukee, a judge approves an agreement by lawyers to destroy the rifle owned by kyle rittenhouse to shoot three people during a street protest in 2020. a spokesman for rittenhouse says the 19-year-old wants to destroy the rifle, so nothing can be used as a political symbol or trophy celebrating those shootings. rittenhouse was acquitted of all criminal charges. this is a live look at orlando. one of the stories there from affiliate fox 35. nassau hold a day of remembrance nasa for the day of remembrance for all those who died in pursuit of their mission. today marks 30 years since the challenger explosion, where all crewmembers were killed. a live look outside from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ coming. now when it comes to a financial plan this broker is your man. let's open your binders to page 188... uh carl, are there different planning options in here? options? plans we can build on our own, or with help from a financial consultant? like schwab does. uhhh... could we adjust our plan... ...yeah, like if we buy a new house? mmmm... and our son just started workin

this is exactly what he did with kyle rittenhouse, there is not a citizen in america that he would not it suited him politically without the actual facts or truth. he keeps talking about the truth, but in every one of those instances, they are our allies. what america needs right now is a triple vaccine dose of fair and balanced, because we are being force-fed brainwash from the media in a orgie of self deliberation. to targeted the political enemies as jesse pointed out. and as usual, the democrats are working in tandem with the media the same way they did with the hunter biden laptop cover up, the same way they did with russian collusion, the same way they did with the shadow campaign, "time" magazine boasting about that save in the 2020 election, they brag about that, how can you not see this coordinated efforts when you see everybody involved including the cast of "hamilton" for god sake. the question is, why are we, probably the majority of americans letting anyone dictate a phony narrative under the guise of an anniversary unless it is about the anniversary of ashley babbitt's mu

. >> kyle rittenhouse breaking down as he's cleared of all five charges. >> in wisconsin rittenhousety of murderer, which sent shock waves through the victim's families and community. rittenhouse using the assault rifle purchased by a friend to shoot protesters at a rally for a black man who police shot four times in the back. >> finding kimberly potter guilty of first and second degree manslaughter in the death of dante wright. >> rejecting her defense that she mistakenly fired her gun over a taser in the struggle. >> school boards and parents all over the country -- >> first black principle the high school removed from his position over a school board meeting over what he says was a false accusation of promoting critical race theory. >> critical race theory became a right wing boogie man. >> it's a decade old study of systemic racism always only taught in law school. >> this isn't about anything if critical race theory is in k-12 it is a backlash effort to reverse the racial reckoning unlike any in our life time. >> also this year, the drum by the of the past gave us purpose but al

last but not least, is the full-on republican embrace of kyle rittenhouse. i will admit, i'm still coming to terms with his acquittal. but even if you see the case differently, i am not quite sure, what makes rittenhouse qualified to serve as a congressional intern. a position he's been offered by several republican lawmakers. perhaps in the case of congressman matt gates, he's hoping rittenhouse can help him find a few good defense lawyers of his own. at least, what should we had to the list? >> for the gop, -- >> how much time do we have? >> that's right. we have so many, i think really the covid antics. not taking covid seriously, and you see so many lawmakers who, this still -- their finds go up and up in the halls of congress, and the message that sends to americans, to have this chorus of doubt about whether you should still get vaccinated, whether it's necessary. it's harmed the health and well-being of our entire country. >> i have to find out how they collected these funds, you made me think of something. we need to find out if these fines are being

. >> kyle rittenhouse. >> kevin hart. >> pick me. choose me. jesse: should i interview a.o.c. >> yeah, interview her. where is she in the city? what is she doing for the city? she like laughed. is she making my drinks? >> jesse: should i interview joe biden? >> sure, why not? >> jesse: how is he doing? >> i would imagine he is doing lovely. >> jesse: you have a great imagination. anyone you at this point in time say hi to at fox right now? >> oh, tucker carlson. chose to wear a bow time. oh my [bleep] god. >> sean and especially tucker. >> homer simpson. [laughter] >> jesse: any words of advice for me. >> keep on rocking. >> keep up the good work. >> do you remember who i am? >> huh-uh. >> i'm watters. >> john watters. >> jesse: and this is my world. >> this is your world. hi world. >> jesse: can i pop your bubble? >> oh. [laughter] i would love that yeah,here you go. >> jesse: we will keep connecting to the country on the streets on tv. yeah, can you text me. "primetime" will represent the people and respect the people. for example, we sent pr

and wisconsin teenager kyle rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges after shooting three men last year. exacerbating the growing political chasm in america in a year filled with debates over controversial issues including abortion and transgender rights. political harmony was not totally elisive. >> bravo. >> reporter: capitol hill law mackers passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill and overwhelmingly voted to make juneteenth a federal holiday. if you thought our politics would settle down after the last election, think again. democrats flipped two seats in georgia and ended with republicans flipping the governor's seat in virginia. overseas, america ended the 20-year war in afghanistan, pulling the last remaining u.s. troops out of the country. world watched as the taliban rapidly reclaimed control and desperate afghans tried to flee. >> kabul is falling now. >> reporter: the chaotic final days, a suicide bomber killed 13 service members, all of it sparking international criticism for how the withdrawal was handled. and president biden stood by his decision. >> after 20 year

dan: and even more recently when kyle rittenhouse was acquitted.hat concerns me is not just the violence. not just what is about democracy and mentality -- support is exactly what is producing our democratic decline. dan: you see folks here's the deal when democrats lose something democracy is falling apart and they're like the pretorian guards of democracy and hail mary when they can't argue issues anymore which is pretty much every day. truth is, democrats see writing on the wall of 2022 and you do too and easy to predict how and what will happen how unhinge d they gannet losing their moongdz right now because of these numbers. look at that. republicans 44%. democrats 34% this genetic ballot that's not good. no way to spin that. one of the biggs indicators that democrats are falling apart how hard hispanic vote reverse pulling in the right even cnn you know airport channel forced to ated a met it because polls w hispanic volters within almost unbelievable 42 point swing to republicans since 2018. so here's a good news, the clock is ticking on the

kyle rittenhouse has been hit with a civil lawsuit by the parents of one of the men he killed. >> during protests in kenosha, wisconsin, back in 2020, the lawsuit filed by the family of anthony huber last jury found rittenhouse not guilty for killing hoover and another man cooper's parents originally filed a lawsuit against the city of conocian along with the kenosha police department but added rittenhouse along with 7 law enforcement agencies so far, rittenhouse has not commented on that lawsuit. >> the arizona democratic party formally censored senator krysten sinema this morning. the executive board cited her refusal to change the filibuster rules to pass voting rights reform, which was in effect, siding with republicans cinema and senator joe manchin of west virginia where the 2 democrats to vote against filibuster reform that derail the passage of voting rights legislation, a top priority for democrats and president biden. developing news out of russia tonight where its troops know ramping up military exercises along its border with ukraine. >> that's all taking place. despite threa

don't forget when he called innocent kyle rittenhouse a white supremacist. right out the gate.ou don't even have to look that far back. in the same press conference where he said he didn't have enough facts to figure out why akram targeted a synagogue on a holiday? it was perfectly comfortable speculating as to how the terrorist might have gotten a gun and predictably, as they always do. they can't afoid void it. use it to push for more gun control. >> and allegedly he purchased it on the street. now, what that means, i don't know. whether he purchased it from an individual in a homeless shelter or a homeless community or whether -- because that's where he said he was. the idea of background checks are critical but you can't stop something like this if someone is on the street buying something from somebody else on the street. >> pete: always the gun. joining me now dana loesch, thank you for being with us tonight. from what i was told you live only a mile and a half from the synagogue. so you know this area really well. >> oh, yes, i do. and we -- >> pete: how lost do you have

. >> the rifle used by kyle rittenhouse to shoot 3 people during unrest in kenosha will be destroyed. a judge in wisconsin approved an agreement besween lawyers to get rid of the gun earlier this month, an attorney for rittenhouse filed a motion asking prosecutors to return his weapon, ammunition face mask and other clothing from the night of the shooting. then last week, his lawyer and his spokesman said rittenhouse suddenly wanted to destroy the rifle and throw out the rest of the items so that they could not be used as a political symbol or trophy. the assistant d a said the state crime lab would destroy the gun probably in april rittenhouse killed 2 people and wounded a 3rd. he was acquitted of the charges in november. >> still ahead, a new program to make free masks available to the public. why the rollout? is it going as smoothly as it was planned? the u.s. is running out of coronavirus aid out pandemic fraud has left the relief funds nearly depleted. >> when they're projected to run out completely. >> plus, rumors about school closures have opened parents on edge with the teach

the man who bought kyle rittenhouse the gun he used in the deadly kenosha shooting. >> in court todayme judge who presided over the rittenhouse case. that's tonight on dan abrams live. >> and you can find newsnation on the channels listed here. we have more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. let's get one final check of the weather with dave spahr day. >> catherine, you know, they're talking about james webb. this is going to be the gift that's going to give for years. they think it's going to last even longer than 10 years was projected to last that long. so because uses much power to get up there may last for a long time. given us news for many more years to find out all kinds mistress going on. this is going to be cool. 59 for tomorrow. we've got a cool week dog. weeklong forecast to 61 for oakland tomorrow. 64 san jose mid-january. hello taking a break from the rain. so it really is la nina kind of getting a little laugh and here because it's been a kind of silent during the period of the last fall during this last fall, he run into early in the year. we've got all that rain

kyle rittenhouse was put in there and they were talking about white supremacy before the trial even began. and then just this week president biden referring to those who oppose federal rising elections, the federal takeover elections, segregation. think how quick they are to this terminology with their political opponents and how it took many hours to have any sort of strong words about terrorism from the white house. >> emily: right. vivek, the criticism as we fbi leadership on the enemies of democratic party rather than the leadership of the united states. >> vivek: the fbi has decided white nationalism is the that they need to focus on but the facts don't fit the narrative. and while keisha near christmas there was a black man who posted a lot of antiwhite racially hate hate content that is an suv to kill six people and injured many in a christmas parade. you don't hear about that anymore. talking about the capital, to my knowledge the only u.s. capitol police officer that was killed by an act of terrorism at the capital was killed not on january 6 at the capital but was killed in apri

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in 2020, he bought an assault-style rifle for kyle rittenhouse, who was under-age.nhouse later shot 2 people to death during racial justice protests. he was acquitted in november. in kazakhstan officials say last week's protests have ended with nearly 8,000 people arrested and russian-led troops on the ground. streets in almaty the country's largest city were mostly empty today. in a tele-conference, russian president vladimir putin vowed to oppose revolts against regional leaders. >> of course, we understand the events in kazakhstan are not the first and far from the last attempt to interfere in the internal affairs of our states. i agree with president lukashenko of belarus. the measures taken by our alliance have clearly shown we will not allow the situation to be rocked at home and will not allow so-called 'color revolutions' to take place." >> images into the arrest, 164 people were killed in the protest. north korea appears to have fired a missile into the sea. it is the second such north korean missile launch in a week. the north claims tuesday's launch was a

. >> kyle rittenhouse breaking down as he's cleared of five charges in wisconsin.families. and the activist community. rittenhouse used an assault rifle purchased by a friend to shoot four protesters. killing two. at a rally for a black man who police shot four times in the back chblt. >> a jury finding former police officer kim potter guilty of first degree and second degree manslaughter in the death of wright. >> rejecting her defense she mistakeingly fired a gun instead of a tazele. during a struggle. >> the debate over race is playing out between school boards and parents across the country. >> the first black principal officially removed from the position during an emotional school board meeting. all of it over what he says was a false accusation of promoting critical race theory. >> it became a right wing boogy man. with real world consequences. >> a decades old study on systemic racism. almost exclusively taught in law school. >> it's not about anything called critical race theory is in school. it's a backlash effort to reverse the racial reckoning. unlike a

today wisconsin judge approved an agreement by lawyers to destroy the assault style rifle that kyle rittenhouse used to shoot three people during a 2020 street protest. the assistant d . a said the state crime lab would destroy the gun likely in april. the kenosha county judge who presided overwritten houses trial approved the agreement. rittenhouse's attorney had filed a motion asking prosecutors to return rittenhouse's rifle, ammunition and ammunition. face mask and other clothing. he was wearing the night of the shooting to him. russia and nato continue their tense standoff over ukraine, but there are growing signs of political solution will eventually be reached to end the crisis. steve harrigan has more from the capital of ukraine. the military standoff continues here in ukraine as the diplomats get to work on de escalation. on friday, the us ambassador russia, confirming the u. s. has offered counter proposals to moscow's demands, signaling a willingness to discuss missile deployment and troop drills in eastern europe. russian officials are calling that a win , saying they've been asking

well, kenosha, right, we have a kenosha riots here, you had kyle rittenhouse's very national trial andcations there. there is already an effort to tie mandela barnes to tony ever's decision, the governor's decision in how he handled the kenosha riots. if you recall at the time there was a lot of criticism around too slow in moving the national guard out. that was, you know, front and center at the time. so too far left in wisconsin, well, you know, medicare for all, the green new deal, these are some of the things that they're trying to pin on mandela barnes. what we're seeing from our new reporting today is the issues that alex lazry is tackling are really interesting. he is looking at inflation. >> right. >> he's looking at -- he's looking at supply chain issues as well. >> trying to sort of meet voters where they are at rather than try to get out of the ideological lane. very quickly, natasha, if republicans are happy that mandela barnes is the front runner i would assume democrats are ecstatic that ron johnson is running for reelection? >> yes and no. my sources tell me even democr