i was a lifeguard.ds, going to the beach, just normal teenager stuff. >> were you a member of any groups, organized groups? >> yes. >> what? >> i was a police explorer for the police department and a firefighter cadet for antioch fire department. >> did you have any training in lifesaving, anything like that? >> yes. >> what? >> i was a certified lifeguard. i am a certified lifeguard and swim instructor. i am certified in stop the bleed, cpr, aed, automatic external defibrillator and basic life support. >> on august 25th of 2020, where were you employed? >> i was furloughed at the ymca in linden hurst, illinois, because of the covid-19 pandemic. i was working at the rec plex. >> rec plex here in kenosha county? >> yes. >> on the night of the 24th, did you come to downtown kenosha? >> not downtown, but i came to kenosha for work. >> and after your shift at work completed, where did you go? >> i went to dominic black stepfather's house. i believe his name is scott dickhart. it's been a while since i've se

i was working my job as a lifeguard at the rec life and kenosha county. riots were still going on and i went to dominic black's house. i stayed the night over there. and saw the videos of the riots and the arson going on.hi >> tucker: what did you think of it? >> it was upsetting because kenosha is my community. and i was just upset seeing my community up in flames. >> tucker: yeah, i bet you were. so, you are at your friend's house that night. you have come back as working as a lifeguard. >> yes. >> tucker: you decided to go in, correct? >> so we stayed the night augus. we wake up in the morning and we are talking like, let's go help our community and see what we can do. we ended up at the central high school where we were cleaning graffiti for a couple of hours. then, we met with the owners of car source and we offered to protect their business from fires, making sure that the other two properties didn't get burnt down like the night prior. they agreed. we came back. we went back to dominic's house. we hung out there for a little bit and then went to he

he worked as a lifeguard in keno shacked on august 25 last summer he went downtown to stand guard over car lot. here's the context. the night before, police in kenosha had done nothing at the mobbed and burned businesses, including a car lot, all the way to the ground. so they needed rittenhouse's help. they were looking for a 17-year-old to help if that gives you some perspective. as rittenhouse stood there rioters threatened his life. then they attempted to kill him. in the end rittenhouse shot three people as he tried to run to police. in fact, all three men were white and all three had serious criminal records. we could go on. again, the media coverage was from beginning to end a tapestry of lies. if you watched the trial last week you know that but what about rittenhouse himself? what is he like? apart from his testimony in court few americans have ever her his voice. over the next hour we'll let kyle rittenhouse speak for himself. you can make up your own mind but before we start one observation which we can't resist making. it's hard to ignore the class divide between rittenhous

>> i was a certified lifeguard, i was a certified -- i am a certified lifeguard and swim instructor. automatic external defibrillator, and basically life support. >> okay. on august 25th of 2020, where were you employed? >> i was furloughed at the ymca in lindenhurst, illinois, because of the covid-19 pandemic, and i was working at the recplex in pleasant prairie. >> rec plex here in kenosha county? >> yes. >> on the night of the 24th, did you come to downtown kenosha. >> not downtown, but i came to kenosha for work. >> and after your shift at work completed, where did you go? >> i went to dominick blackstock's father's house, i believe his name is scott dickheart. it's been a while since i've seen him. >> and who is dominick black in relation to him? >> dominick black and my sister, mckenzie rittenhouse, used to date. >> and on the night of the 24th, were you aware of anything going on in kenosha? >> i knew there was protests, demonstrations, and riots going in the later evening. >> and how were you aware of that? >> i saw videos on social media, on facebook livestreams, tiktok, of

the question then is how exactly are we surprised when a 17-year-old lifeguard from illinois decides to step in? they hate it when you say that, but it's an entirely fair question. when legitimate authority refuses to do its duty, it sworn duty, others will fill the backing. that is always true, it's a physics printable. but rather than acknowledge that obvious truth and accept the responsibility they there, the people who made these rights possible in the first place decided instead to crush kyle rittenhouse. joe biden publicly called him a weitzer premises, something for which someday we very much hope he has sued because it is totally outrageous and false. numbers of congress called him a domestic terrorist. today, kyle rittenhouse spoke for himself. see what you think. >> once i take that step back i look over my shoulder and mr. rosenbaum -- mr. rosenbaum was now running from my right side and i was cornered from in front of me and there were -- [sobbing] there were people right there. >> take a deep breath, kyle. >> tucker: so after a ten minute break to compose himself, kyle r

. >> every week, this lifeguard rescues migrants from the sea.e says decathlon's decision could help reduce the number of tragedies. >> [speaking foreign language] >> removing kayaks from the shelves is a symbolic largely ineffectual step according to ngo's. >> [speaking foreign language] since the start of the desk >> since the start of the year, more than 30,000 migrants have tended to make the crossing from england, more than 10 times the figure last year. >> visited -- it is estimated more than one in 10 children are victims of bullying. france's president unveiling new plans to make it easier for parents to keep tighter controls on children's computers and mobile devices as well as hotlines for victims of bullying and one specifically targeng cyber bullying. >> [speaking foreign language] >> more questions than answers after the exoneration more than half a century on of two men convicted in the 19 66 assassination of malcolm x. the two had always maintained their innocence in the murder of the civil rights leader. they have been conflicted

>> i was a certified lifeguard. cpr, automatic external defibrillator and basic life support. >> okay. on august 25 of 2020, where were you employed? >> i was furloughed at the ymca in illinois because of the covid-19 pandemic and i was working at the recplex in pleasant prairie. >> here in kenosha county? >> yes. >> on the night of the 24th did you come to downtown kenosha? >> not downtown but i came to kenosha for work. >> after your shift at work completed, where did you go >> i went to dominic black's father's house. i believe his name is scott dick hart. it has been a while since i saw him. >> who is dominic black in relationship to you? >> dominic black and my sister used to date. >> and on the night of the 24th, were you aware of anything going on in kenosha? >> i knew there was protests, demonstrations and riots going on in the later evening. >> how were you aware of that? >> i saw videos on social media, on facebook live streams, tik tok. i saw the car source one burning down. i saw a police officer get ass

. >> you were a lifeguard? >> yes. >> you were walking around their swimming area with a red long life saving things monitoring the pool? >> yes. >> at the indoor pool? >> at the indoor -- i don't know if you are familiar with the rec place. i guarded the water park area and the competition pool. >> they have a water park area with a slide and zero entry pool? >> yes. >> and next to that they have an olympic sized pool where meets happen? >> they had a 50 pool divideed to make it give. >> you were a lifeguard at both? >> me and other guards will have 3 person shifts and rotate out watching different areas of our zones. >> you indicated that at no time did this gun, this ar-15 ever leave the state of wisconsin, is that right? >> other than the night -- >> before the shooting? >> correct. >> there was a time where you wanted to have it with you in illinois, wasn't there? >> hmmm. i believe there was a time when me and dominic were mad at each other. yeah. >> you were mad at dominic? >> me and dominic were mad ove

he describes it as his work bag to be a lifeguard. they're trying to paint this full picture of who this young man was and he found himself under these precarious situations. there's, of course, a strategy with that. it doesn't necessarily mean that in and of itself, that description, is enough to persuade a jury that the person was entitled to use lethal force to repel whatever force may have been used against him. we've learned from the prosecution's case, one of the people threw a plastic bag, another person threw a skateboard or wielded it in some way. we know there was an indication that there was a more aggressive person who was initially shot. remember, kate, just because you may have been entitled -- and we still have to unfold that -- to harming and injuring the first person, there was a domino effect here and subsequent shots were fired. subsequent people were injured. so they've got to be able to prove self-defense for each of those instances, each of those victims. >> paul, i don't know if it's a tug and pull or even if it

. >> this kid who was a, you know, a fire cadet, a lifeguard and a police explorer. >> knighted by manymerican hero. >> this is what happens in our society when police are told to stand down, when no one is there to protect businesses. >> days after the shooting in 2020, it was then president trump who refused to condemn rittenhouse. >> he was traying to get away from them, it looks like and he fell and they violently attacked him and he probably would have been killed. >> and liked a tweet supporting him and it was rittenhouse's supporter who dollar by $collectively paid his $2 million bail and sold images with his image emblazoned. >> he was received from the proud boys according to prosecutors. his defense team saying there's no information rittenhouse knew who they were. rittenhouse posing for photos in a t-shirt saying free as "f" and flashing a hand sign, what prosecutors say has been co-opted as the white supremacist okay sign. >> mark mccloskey and his wife best known for this gun-wielding moment supported rittenhouse in person at the courthouse this month, all the while, a cons

i brought it to work with me and put it under my lifeguard book. >> it had first-aid supplies? >> yes. >> after the meeting here at 63rd and sheridan road at car source three what happened? >> after the photograph, i believe -- i don't recall exactly but there was about two or three vans that pulled up. big vans with people inside of them. >> okay. what was their role in this evening? >> well, they showed up and they wanted to protect the business and i didn't really have a say in what everybody was doing. i was just there doing my first-aid stuff and then ryan said why don't you guys stay here and we'll go down to the car source number two. >> okay. so the people -- a group of people was going to stay at car source three and the people depicted in this praf were going to go where? >> car source two. >> is that what happened? >> yes. >> so at that point then sam and sal had coverage, for lack of a better word, at both of their businesses to protect the property, correct? >> yes. >> so you get down to car source two and did all the people go there? >> yes, besides sal the owner,

. >> and you were a lifeguard. >> yes. >> you were walking around their swim area with one of those red, long lifesaving things monitoring the pool. >> a rescue tube, yes. >> the indoor pool at the rec plex? >> it was at the indoor -- it was at the -- i don't know if you're familiar with the rec plex. i guarded the water park area and the competition pool. >> so they've got a water park area with a slide and zero entry pool, is that right? >> yes. >> and next to that they've got a larger almost olympic size pool where swim meet happen. >> 50 meter divided in half to make it 25. >> and you were lifeguarding both of those? >> i would rotate. we had rotations, and me and other guards we had three-person shifts. we would rotate out watching different areas of our zones. >> you indicated that at no time did this gun, this ar-15 ever leave the state of wisconsin. is that right? >> other than the night after -- other than that -- >> before the shootings? >> correct. >> there was a time, though, you wanted to have it with you down in illinois, isn't it? it wasn't there? >> i believe there was a

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he was a good kid who was a police explorer, a fire cadet, a lifeguard and someone who was a medic.aker wanted to go back to you. jerome nadler is saying we want to bring a charge. we want the department of justice to investigate kyle. we didn't tight state. let's go after him. what do you think of that? >> the department of justice guidelines are pretty clear. this is not a case you would take federally after a state court loss. it's invoked very rarely. you remember the rodney king case and the lapd officers. that's the kinds of instance where they do it where there is some kinds of color of law in the 1983 action. this is not the case under longstanding policy. it seems like a stunt to me. judge jeanine: brian, malicious prosecution. i didn't like that prosecutor. he would never work for me. he's pointing a gun in the court room his finger in the trigger well. is there a case for malicious possible zmiewtion. >> there could be. i did research on this because i was outraged by this circus. i think there might be a case for kyle rittenhouse to file a civil action. one is prosecutor

your son was a lifeguard and stated reason was to help protect stores and help on the medical front. have you and your son discussed whether or not if he had to do it over again he would go into a situation like that? >> with kyle, i know him. he would probably do it again.di that's the type of person he is. he always wants to help people. even since he was a little boy, all he wanted to do was help people. it didn't matter if it was raking leaves for the north carolinas or talking to them orr just being goofy. that's how i raised him is to help people. >> sean: wendy, i learned in 33 years of broadcasting not to predict a jury outcome. i think the prosecution put on a horrific case. thanks for being with us. our thoughts and prayers are yob and your family. here is author of the book the case for vaccine mandate alan dershowitz and gregg jarrett. between the witnesses and the testimony and the videotapes and the star witness of the prosecution, i do not believend that the prosecution in any way met any standard for a guilty verdict. that's my opinion. what is yours? >> well, certain

kyle rittenhouse wasn't a militia member, he was a lifeguard.e rittenhouse didn't fire 60 rounds, not even close to that. he was not underage. he was in legal possession of his gun the most amazing is the claim you're hearing right now that kyle rittenhouse is bad because he drove across state lines. think about that for just a second. so the very same people who have told you for years that borders are by definition white supremacy now claim it as some kind of moral offense for an american citizen to enter a contiguous state. making it sound like kyle rittenhouse snuck into a foreign land under cover of darkness to murder people. that's not quite what happen. take a look at this nap, this is kyle rittenhouse is drive to kenosha, wisconsin. the map says 21. i was sent 17 miles. either way, shorter than your commute to work every morning. as kyle rittenhouse explained on the stand last week, when mobs set fire to kenosha, he had every reason to want to defend the city because his father lives there. >> you decided you need to run because of the f

we heard is he a lifeguard answered is apparently in some kind of shape. punch him in the face. kick him in the testicles knee him in the face, hit them with your gun. you don't immediately get to shoot someone. i don't care about provocation or any of that. put that aside. it is not reasonable for any adult, for any person, for any 17-year-old male to not try and defend yourself first using other methods. factor in provocation, the fact that he had no right to retreat or no ability -- or he had to retreat and that he had exhaust all methods. clearly, if there is provocation, he is guilty. but even outside of provocation, why do you get to immediately just start shooting. as mr. binger said he brought a gun to a fist fight. and he is too cowardly use his own fist to fight his way out. he has to start shooting. let's just say theoretically that we think that the 12 of you think that it is reasonable to have used force deadly force in that situation? shoots once, takes out his hip, what does mr. rittenhouse have to do to avoid that? take one step back mr. rosenbaum is no threat. m

if kyle rittenhouse wasn't actually what he was, which is a 17 lifeguard who came to kenosha to cleanifa graffiti, he was a member of a white supremacist militia and the child looks very, very different. it's no longer about the principle of self-defense, edits -- no, it's about something bigger than that. it means this charles about whether black people can continue to live in the united states without being in fear of being murdered by white supremacy militiamen like kyle rittenhouse. by the way, after much repetition, many americans believe that is exactly what the trial is about. and they believe it because they keep hearing it on msnbc. >> there's only so many acceptable things that awaits white ashe is willing to -- your believe that they are going to be defended with all their culture has beheaded because they have to make sure that the message is said that white men will continue to control the system and the rest of us should be living in fear. >> if kyle rittenhouse is acquitted, the rest of us should be living in fear. why would we be living in fear? because he might go on

has ties to kenosha, also early in the defense's opening statements saying that rittenhouse was a lifeguardy and offering his services to business owners. listen in to some of those opening statements and we'll begin with the prosecution. >> sunday night and monday night were two of the roughest nights our community has ever seen. we are well aware of the damage. fortunately in the entire sequence of events this was all property damage and one of the things we all agreed on yesterday is life is more important than property. >> mr. binger makes a big thing out of kyle rittenhouse is the only person who shot somebody that evening. true. mr. rittenhouse was the only person who was chased by joseph rosenbaum that evening. >> so boat sides highlighting when they belief the evidence will show. the prosecution very textbook, presenting a linear case in its opening arguments and the defense showing pictures. >> let's bring in our legal analyst laura coats and one thing that has stood out from the opening statement is we'll directly hear from rittenhouse in this trial. he'll testify in his own defen

as lifeguard. kyle rittenhouse didn't fire 60 rounds. not even close to that.was in legal possession of his gun. most amazing is the claim which you're hearing everywhere right now that kyle rittenhouse is "bad" because he "drove across state lines." think about that for just a second. so the very same people who have told you for years that borders by definition white supremacy now claim it's some kind of moral offense for an american citizen to enter a contiguous state. making it sound like kyle rittenhouse snuck into a foreign land undercover of darkness to murder people! it's not quite what happened. take a look at this map. this is kyle rittenhouse's drive from his mother's home in antioch, illinois to kenosha, wisconsin. it is -- by the map, it says 21. our map program says 17 miles. either way, probably shorter than your commute to work every morning. as kyle rittenhouse explained on the stand last week, when mobs set fire to kenosha, he'd every reason to want to defend the city because his father lives there. >> but you decided you needed to run because

spent much of the beginning of his testimony talking about all the volunteer work he did, he was a lifeguardp program, volunteered with the emt. they went along way to paint him as this young guy who is just out to help people. even talking about the early part of august 5, 2020 where he went to kenosha. john: it allows the prosecution to cross-examine him. what did they try to do without opportunity? cory: prosecution wanted to drive home the point that there were thousands of people there and ky rittenhouse is the only person who killed anyone. they wanted to keep reinforcing he had a rifle, a high-powered rifle, and others did not. it was on laufer --unlawful for him to have it because he was 17. they kept talking about the fact that he had this gun. he tried to say h was there to help people. he had a gun. as you heard, in the clips you played, he was out to kill. that was what they were trying to say all afternoon. john: was that the message? the prosecution rested their case yesteay. was that the nub of their case during the first seven days of the trial? cory: that has been there them

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she's not your average lifeguard but one community in pennsylvania swimming a whole lot safer. thanks to man's best friend. her name is oakley and she is a certified water rescue dog. she's a 4 year-old lance ear newfoundland, which means that swimming is in her blood. her owners say that her job takes a lot more effort than a game of fetch police been some inspiring that other folks in the community have now started training their own dogs to get certified for water rescue. holiday decorations starting to pop up outside of more folks homes a welcome sight after many changes and cancellations last year. but one neighborhood is going all out this holiday season. they're decking the halls with candy. this is gingerbread lane. a candy community of 700 edible homes. this neighborhood popped up at the long island children's museum in new york. staff say they're excited to welcome kids and adults back for this hands-on experience that makes this exhibit famous. its manager says that it spends all year long. creating this delicious display from scratch at his home. >> icing and candy,

he was in kenosha because he had a job as a lifeguard that day.to clean graffiti that rioters had defaced a local school with. then he was asked by a local businessman who owned a car, used car lot, to, and, with another group of people, to come and guard their car lot because they had lost a hundred cars the night before to arson, and the police and authorities in kenosha had abandoned the town,o and kyle rittenhouse told the court that he regarded kenosha, his father's hometown, his workplace, as his community, and he was being an upstanding member of that community. his mother was living in antioch, 20 miles away, but she had done a 16 hour shift at the nursing home where she is a nursing assistant, and she was asleep before her son even went to kenosha to work his shift. all of these stories, they are all lies. he is not a white supremacist. he is not a domestic terrorist. he was upstanding 17-year-old. >> sean: leo, i think one of the worst things you can call somebody is a racist, but that is the democratic playbook. every two and four years

he worked as a lifeguard. when he came down here, are we to believe that he's working to clean up graffiti, not getting paid because he's here to look for trouble? is he all some master plan? that's ridiculous. he came down here, trying to help to see the damage. that's what he did. dr. john black. his testimony and the slides. making times -- i'll go over some of those -- but specifically as i testified, as i argued earlier, the zero shot from -- i should say it this way. friendly, friendly three times to the first shot. 10.some seconds. there's a change in elevation in the video as he is lunging forward. the shot rings out after that. the zero shot, which is shot one, then .226, the next 124, 23 for a total of .739. he gets up. he comes around the car. all the individuals left. after hearing the shots, he goes to check. the believe that he could stay there is preposterous. all i said would have happened, scene 2 would have heard to scene 1. you heard the individual yell get the f out of there. the ziminskis

pam was the most carrying, loving, giving person you would ever meet and lifeguards about other people>> tina haaland is another friend and she and met from pam met when her children started going to the same school. they plan family vacations together -- one year she brought her daughter jeannette and -- just for the sake of creating happy moments. the unison was a pirate in peter pan. >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy and taking care of, no matter what it took. and i realize that when i first met her that she was one of the people that i was going to have as a lifetime friend. le that i was going to hav as a lifetime friend >> pam made and sold jewelry, and she worked hard at it. but she wanted more than that. >> she wanted happiness and not to be alone. her dreams were to have a family life and find a mate to share her life with who would love her children. >> which is why it seemed so perfect when, in 1989, an electrician named jim fayed came into her life. he was single, no children. >> they seemed to get along very pammy always smiled when she would look at him. t

. >> you were lifeguarding at both of those? >> yes. we would rotate. we had three-person shifts and we would rotate out watching the different areas. >> you indicated that at no time did this gun ever leave the state of wisconsin, is that correct? >> other than the night after -- other than that -- >> before the shootings, correct? >> correct. >> there was a time you want it had with you in illinois, i think there was a time that me and dominic were mad at each other, yeah. >> you were mad at dominic? >> we were mad over something. >> and you wanted to have the gun with you down there. >> i think i said something along those lines. >> you would agree with me that let me back up for a second here. you testified that you used deadly force against joseph rosenbaum, the man that attempted to kick you in the face, and gaige crosskreutz because you felt your life was in danger, correct? >> yes. >> and you are telling this jury that it was, in your mind, justified to use deadly force to protect your own life, correct? >> yes. >> you agree that you were not al

he says he wanted to provide first aid, and, you know, he laid out his experience as a lifeguard and that sort of thing. but the prosecution was trying to emphasize, laura, that he brought an ar-style weapon. he was just coming to save lives and this was a help he was too young to even be carrying. how effective was the prosecution on kind of leaning into that point? >> they were good. every prosecutor has taken their share of tongue lashings when it comes to a judge because judges always believe that they are in control of the courtroom. but it's the prosecution's burden and therefore the prosecution's trial. you heard him multiple times saying i'd like to establish my record. explain why the door was opened. and that phrase is what areva is speaking about. the idea of even if the court should rule on a particular motion to suggest i don't want the jury to hear things that are outside of the courtroom or things that you hope will get them to establish this person once a criminal always a criminal or this person had already the intent formed, you know, completely unrelated to the ide

they were both wearing life jackets and lifeguards were watching from the beach.ple was quickly pulled to safety and now they have a story to tell and the video to prove it. new at 10 california attorney general rob bonta is leading a nationwide investigation into formally known as facebook and the effect the instagram app has on children and young adults montas as a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from 8 states. we'll investigate how advertised instagram to children despite knowing about the physical and mental health consequences. recent studies have linked instagram to rise in depression, eating disorders, even suicide. in a statement, bonta says, quote, we have undertaken this nationwide investigation to get answers about made his efforts to promote the use of this social media platform to young californians and to determine if in doing so violated the law. >> at levi's stadium. the entertainment will soon be lasting a bit later into the night for certain concerts and events. the senate car city council has voted to allow the forty-niners who run the

come tonight, man's best friend making things safer for one community well, she is not your average lifeguardone community in pennsylvania will be swimming a whole lot safer. thanks to man's best friend. >> oakley is a certified water rescue dog. she's a 4 year-old. lance ear newfoundland, which means swimming is in her blood her owners say her job takes a lot more than just a game of fetch. she's been so inspiring that other folks in the community have started training their own dogs to get certified in water rescue holiday decorations are popping up in folks homes and streets all across america. it's a welcome sight after what we had to deal with last year, but one neighborhood going all out this holiday season and they are decking the halls with candy. take a look at gender. bradley candy community of 700 edible homes. this neighborhood popping up at the long island children's museum staff there says they are excited to welcome back kids and the big kids for this hands-on experience that's been famous. managers say that they spend all year long creating this delicious display from scratch.

he worked as a lifeguard.n he came down here, are we to believe that he's working to clean up graffiti, not getting paid because he's here to look for trouble? is this all some master plan? that's ridiculous. he came down here trying to help to see the damage and that's what he did. next. dr. john black, his testimony about the slides, making times. and i'll go over some of those. but specifically as i argued earlier, the zero shot from -- i should say it this way. friendly are friendly, three times, to the first shot. 10 point some seconds. there's a change in elevation in the video as he's lunging forward. the shot rings out after that. the zero shot, which is shot one, then two -- 0.26, 24, 23 for a total of 0.739. he gets up, comes around the car because all the individuals had left. after hearing the shots. goes to check. and to believe that he could stay there is preposterous. all that would have happened, scene two would have been moved to scene one. you heard the one individual yell get the f out of he

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a lifeguard.was burning down. >> how shocked are we that 17-year-olds with rife youals decided they had to maintain order when no one else would? >> that's -- the story. but if you reverse the race of the individuals sadly, some of those people would say the opposite thing. reminder how racism hangs over all of this in a heavily armed society. and we're showing you the limits of a justice system that says race is illegal. it says that. 9-0 ruling on the supreme court racism in a courtroom, for example, but allows things that lead a judge in america to stand up and say everyone, hear this, they are being racist how they removed jurors. who's going to decide whether you can openly hunt down and kill these people? in our justice system, it will be jurser. remember all of this talk about structural and systemic racism? it doesn't mean every single person is racist. doesn't mean everyone's even aware of all of this stuff. it means in the structures of our system most of which was built a long time ago

. >> this kid who was a, you know, a fire cadet, a lifeguard and a police explorer. >> reporter: knightedny conservatives as an all-american hero. hero. >> this is what happens in our society when police are told to stand down, when no one is there to protect businesses. >> reporter: days after the shooting in 2020, it was then president trump who refused to condemn rittenhouse. >> he was trying to get away from them, i guess, it looks like, and he fell. and then they very violently attacked him. he probably would have been killed. >> reporter: and liked a tweet supporting him. and it was rittenhouse's supporters who dollar by dollar collectively paid his $2 million bail. and sold t-shirts with his image emblazoned with "here." during his release, he received a hero's welcome and a bar from the far right group the proud boys, according to prosecutors. his defense team said there is no information rittenhouse knew who they were. rittenhouse posed in a photo saying free ff, what has been cooperated as the white supremacist okay sign. even some well-known conservatives standing by anymore co

that his father lives there and he was working and the city of the lifeguard at the time. >> others but dream is an outsider and say they did not understand law enforcement. during his testimony he said he was explore further the police department and i could do with the fire department. so finally media claiming that he shot people as he ran away, but the prosecution witness testified that he shot went a pistol was pointed out at his face. a lot to go through. jonathan is on standby and he had a lot to say throughout the course of the day. the professor is on deck in minutes right here. meanwhile, four minutes past. >> it is. that despite the settings, democrats and republicans can come together and deliver results. >> the president the biden talking up his infrastructure bill signing it into law winnin support inside the beltway is one way, but however jiminy it from voters in sinking poll numbers is different. joining us is fox news contributor karl rove, who is loaded for bear and much more than that. carl, his is going to transform america the way that it has bee sold? >> let's sta

year-old young man who was basically working between living with his mom and his dad, working as a lifeguard. his life is been changed forever. hopefully the one great thing he has in his favor is vindication. what he does with this and how his life goes forward, it's pure speculation. lawyers don't want to speculate. i think this is so important. this young man was facing life imprisonment, his life taken away. basically the jury said no. you did nothing wrong. you are vindicated by basically three not guilty verdicts. what he does with his life, only time will tell. >> john: many times in cases like this we would awaits the defendant, now cleared of all charges, just a civilian. goes back to his day-to-day life to come out on the front steps of the courthouse and maybe the attorney would speak or he or she would speak but the steps of the courthouse are occupied by protesters who'd been there through the entire trial and through the jury deliberations. a big question is what happens now that he's been acquitted, on the streets of kenosha? people in that city, particularly businesses have b

he was a lifeguard. he has a friend staying at his house and saw the riots.ffiti. they go downtown and meet the guys from a couple of car lots. do you want us to help you protect your business, which one of them had been burned to the ground the night before. regarding all the trouble in kenosha, he blames the governor for allowing the riots to rock kenosha and not sending the national guard. he blames kenosha for not having more police on duty answered blames joe biden as you heard right there who defamed him with malice and labeled him a while, white supremacist. question whether or not joe biden is going to apologize to kyle rittenhouse. ainsley: they also talked about the media. we saw what happened with nicholas sandmann. he made all this money by suing the media. he said it was defamation. brian: and it was. ainsley: they were saying things that happened that didn't happen. kyle rittenhouse is saying the same thing is happening in my case. tucker asked him do you plan to sue? he said i have a great team of lawyers and looking into this i hope we are abl

i do county level football and netball and i also play hockey for wales, as well as i do lifeguards ine, "i haven't even done my next piece of work. how do you know you like it?" so, this is one - of her earliest works. this was painted at i the start of lockdown. it's called sad eyes. if you look over here, - this is called all right skipper. you can already see the progression from this piece to that one. - makenzy�*s now sold work is still on display at the blackwater gallery in cardiff, which snapped her up after spotting her talent. i went to visit her piece in the royal academy. when it was on show there and, to be honest, in a sea - of hundreds of pieces, hers just stands out. i the fact that she is 14 and she can see the energy in a person that i someone her age wouldn't usually i see, she captures emotion and that, for me, is what makesl these pieces stand out. between school and sport it's been difficult to find time for a new masterpiece recently. and even with all the success she's had, art may not be makenzy�*s future profession. i don't want painting as a career, i don't