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In the midst of growing racial tension in America, in the aftermath of the Kyle

Rittenhouse Not Guilty Verdict, how do we move forward here in America?

It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and

theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral,

cultural, and spiritual revolution. Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience

and President of Fire School of Ministry. Get into the line of fire now by calling 86634 Truth.

That's 86634 Truth. Here again is Dr. Michael Brown. Thanks for joining us today on what is going to be a very important broadcast. I want to urge you to give me your very best ear to listen as carefully as you can so that nothing is misunderstood as I will be weighing every word that I say,

as I always do. And then I want to hear from you, whether you agree with me or whether you

disagree with me, whether you think I'm nailing things right on, or whether you think I'm way

off and missing things. I really want to hear from you today. 866-34-truth,

866, 34-8-8-8-4. You might be your first-time listener, so you don't know me and you're just

going to judge by what you hear today. That's fine. Others have been listening regularly for

over a decade. You know me better. I'd love to hear from anyone,

though, that wants to weigh in at 86634-truth, 866-34-8-6-34-8-8-8-4-8-4. This is Michael Brown. Welcome to the

line of fire. One thing we seek to be in the midst of chaos and confusion is a voice of reason and to ground everything in scriptural reasoning and life-giving thinking.

So we're not just talking politically.

We're not just talking from a natural viewpoint, but ultimately from a spiritual viewpoint.

All right.

My views on the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and the whole situation, I agree the charges that were looked at, that he was not guilty of all of those charges. That seems self-evident to me. And there is even talk. It is just talk at this point, but the attorney general that would have tried

this case and has a great reputation in his state gave it over to the assistant district attorney,

according to some, because he knew it was a losing case, that it was clearly an issue of self-defense.

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