we remember the case of high school student nicholas sandman. he was smeared, slandered, besmirched by the media mob because a hateful racists because he was wearing a maga hat. now he he published an op-ed offering his support to rittenhouse slamming the media for spewing their lies. at the end of the piece, sandman addresses rittenhouse directly writing. at this time, i would like to use my platform to let kyle know i'm here for you and if you would like to reach out to me, about the only person our age to have an idea about how the media is treating you and you don't have to face this alone. joining now for an exclusive interview. nicholas sandman. thank you for joining us. i remember at the time what you were going through. i remember that moment. the facts started coming out. everything that was said about you, you had walked over to this native american activist, for example, that you had -- you were a racist. you had the same false accusations leveled against you. i remember thinking, when the facts came out you handled this as perfectly,

nicholas sandman sued. he got a lot of money from cnn. this is far more serious. character assassination that's gone on against kyle rittenhouse is far more serious than that was and i hope he pursues this. >> totally reckless. i mean, they were saying things they knew weren't true. it's not like they had ugly opinions about the kid. there was never any evidence he was a white supremacist, whatever that is. that's ridiculous. they did it any way. i hope you're right. great to see you. thank you so much. >> we have a lot more for you tonight. our friend jason whitlock will join us next to explain what this all means when jason whitlock comes on the show, we don't ask him a question. we say jason whitlock, go, and we love hearing what he has to say. we'll be right back. >> tucker: well, he's been acquitted but you have to ask yourself what is kyle rittenhouse's live going to look like now? for starters, his lawyer says he's got to move to a new city. >> i think eventually some anonymity will come back to it. i don't think he'll continue to live in this area. i think

nicholas sandman you know what they did to that kid for wearing a maga hat a pro-life rally and theyople in the med that lied and called him a white supremacist? does he have a case against biden>>? >> based on the bill clinton case with paula jones, you can bring a civil case against somebody who becomes president of the united states. if someone says you are a white supremacist and they have no evidence despite all of the levels the courthouse put in place, that's a strong case. i saw tiffany on msnbc. even after the trail, she walked about kyle rittenhouse being a young white supremacist murderer. that's a great case. we are not talking about defending a free press. this press is supporting activities and movements that are destructive in this country. if you are going on tv and be a bigot and racist and homophobe night after night, as far as i am concerned, yes. one other thing. they try to destroy the character of anybody who doesn't agree with them. you could be black, brown or red. if you don't join in the marxist revolution or critical race theory or climate change and don't

nicholas sandman you know what they did to that kid for wearing a magaga hat a pro-life rally ad they and he has now settled with media organizations. does kyle rittenhouse have a case against the people in the media that lied and called him a white supremacist? does he have a case against biden? >> let's take based on the bill clinton biden first. case with paula jones, you can bring a civil case against somebody who becomes president of the united states. he was a private citizen and the supreme court ruling, yes, you can bring a civil case against somebody who's been president. look, even though the supreme court has rewritten in a way that protects reprobates in public office, you can overcome it. if somebody makes a definitive statement that you are a white supremacistt and they have no evidence despite all of the levels the courthouse put in place, that's a strong case. i saw tiffany on msnbc. and i don't know her last name on msnbc, even after the trial, she talked about kyle rittenhouse being a young white supremacist murderer. that's a great case. against somebody like her, a

rittenhouse trial drawn comparisons to the plumbing to get nicholas sandman from sangamon himself, remember? highschooler filed $250 million defamation lawsuit against cnn, nbc and washington post were trying him as the aggressor in a 2019 confrontation with native american elder. he settled the lawsuit last year end moved into his old manchin. now he is suggesting how rittenhouse should do the same. two liberal, they've labeled him a domestic terrace, compared him to a school shooter and called him a white supremacist. >> not good a 17-year-old vigilante, domestic terrace with a rifle drove to a place to shoot people. i'll rittenhouse is the enemy. >> he goes across state lines with an ar-15 and then he says self-defense. no. that's acting job of the crime, i can't even look. >> should we be surprised proud boys that he has the right to cross state lines and protect property with an ar-15 he got because he thought it was cool? kennedy: i don't know which joy i dislike more. that is a tossup. that's not even the worst, president biden himself labeled rittenhouse a white supremacist scope so

we sought the last time a teen was smeared by the press, he was called racist in his name is nicholas sandmansued cnn and washington post for something like $500 million combined and they both settled because given their coverage, out there to see and print and on the air, they realized going to trial court not end well for them and be a pr nightmare in the process. in this case, msnbc you played, they quickly come to mind because it was according to one of the producers where order was given to follow the jury bus, that same producer runs a red light, you could recently conclude to keep up and they got caught in the whole reason to follow was to photograph the jury. if that's the case, that's intimidation and this is a news organization, not angry protesters so we have to start there and you have to believe they will be at the top of the list, followed by many news organizations who painted kyle rittenhouse a racist and white supremacist declared guilty before been proven innocent this opposite of how the justice system works in this country. jon: one of them labeled him white supremacist is

kyle rittenhouse loses his childhood just like nicholas sandman talks about. >> to deal with an overloadou have this feeling that half of the country, hundreds of millions of people hate you for something you are innocent of that how you are painted , it can do a lot to you mentally. i think he should see the media but that is a personal call. he has a lot on his plane whether or not he wants to entrench himself. david: can you imagine to have to take this on? if this was your child. what would be your concern? tammy: i would move out of kenosha may be out of the country no matter how protective of a mother you are to protect her son that has basically been content on —- convicted by the entire country including the president to be a murderer for going out of his way to shoot three black men, to dine because you are on a mission to shoot black people. how is this boy or teenager ever going to walk in public ever again without being ridiculed and insulted? it's not just the politicians that are responsible i have to go back the mainstream media is so guilty of convicting this guy in a pub

we remember the case of high school student nicholas sandman.was smeared by the media as a hateful racists because he was wearing a maga hat. he publiced an op-ed offering his support to rittenhouse slamming the media for spewing their lies. he addresses rittenhouse directly writing. joining now for an exclusive interview. i remember at the time what you were going through. i remember that moment. the facts started coming out. everything that was said about you, you had walked over to this it native-american activist. that you had -- you were a racist. you had the same false accusations leveled against you. i remember thinking, when the facts came out you handled this as perfectly as any kid could. my question to you is: what is the impact on the psyche of being thrust into the public eye and being called things that you are not? things that are not true? what do you think kyle should do? >> well, it's terrible, sean. i will tell you why. as a 17-year-old in kyle's case and mine 16. your mind is still developing. to deal with an overload of stre

nicholas sandman sued and he got a lot of money from cnn. this is far more serious. the character assassination that has gone on against kyle rittenhouse is far more serious than that was. and i hope he pursues it. >> tucker carlson: it's totally reckless. they were saying things they knew weren't true. it's not like they had ugly opinions about the kid. it was like there was never evidence he was a white supremacist, whatever that is. it was ridiculous. they did it anyway. i hope you're right. great to see you. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker carlson: a lot more for you tonight. our friend, jason whitlock will join us next to explain what it means. when jason whitlock comes to the show, we don't even ask him a question, we say jason whitlock and let him go. it's always worth hearing what he has to say. we'll be right back. i will bless those who bless you it's almost hanukkah here in israel and across the former soviet union but we're fnding thousands of destitute, elderly jews who are alone and in need of basic food. ramzia is a holocaust survivor. she keep

use your quadrupling down instead, covington catholic is an example what happened when nicholas sandmantest spree of smash and grab robberies looting suggesting it is being used as a racist term. i think that is racist. >> this looting, we are going to call it that because it is looting is having a real impact. you see we are in a business network, their shares down 20% since the chain said because of organized theft especially in san francisco it ceo is warning workers are quitting and says, quote, this is a real issue that hurts and scares real people. it is chaos in the city by the bay, residents leaving in droves. who is in charge? nancy pelosi, gavin newsom. i don't hear them talking about this when it is a huge jujitsu playing on the screen, at least on some news outlets. ashley: to get back to that point, you are saying looting is racist your assuming everyone of color is doing the routing -- looting, that's not true. white people lose as well so that's a racist statement, you're not allowed to use the word looting but gavin newsom is getting tough on crime calling out mayors to

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he was a hero, kind of like nicholas sandman, and it's always the same predictable group of people.richard jewel taught me never to rush to judgment, that i believe in the presumption of innocence, due process, these things that they, the sad part of this is this. they create a perception in the community. there's going to be a certain result. they do this without any evidence ever presented and then when it doesn't come out that way people feel like the system is rigged. ainsley: you saw on msnbc they just showed prosecutions closing arguments and not the defense so you only got one side of the story. steve: that's nuts. >> of course. does that really shock you any more? it's sad. steve: they are trying to shape the narrative. they want to only present one side, or you know, and the judge said that all these legal analysts came out and said why isn't anyone ruled on this mistrial motion yet and he said i just got it, it's too early. once upon a time the news was just about things that were known that were facts but now there's so much opinion and this is a news and talk show and op

he is going to do -- i hope he does what nicholas sandman did.case of nicholas sandmann. i don't see why kyle rittenhouse doesn't have that same recourse. i think the way he conducted himself leads him a bright future whichever way he wants to go. rachel: i agree. i think the money is interesting. you know, like nic lazarus sandman he sued and he got -- if you listen to that interview that he had with sean hannity, that was so good. he says very clearly. i lost my childhood at 16 when this happened. they became instant adults. my heart just broke hearing that even though he won the money from cnn, nicholas sandmann, it doesn't take away what happened to him. and i think that both of them are too young for this kind of pressure. they don't care about that when when they think they have a certain narrative. racism, guns crossing state lines which has nothing to do with it. lawrence: also didn't happen. rachel: there is that thing. pete: blue checkmark brigade, will, like you referenced, they come after you. you don't actually care. they don't actua