What's going on everybody and welcome back for another episode of Trigger. This one, a special episode number 330 on this great Friday, November 19th, because we are here finally for some good news to celebrate the full acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse. How great of a day has this been, Matt?

It's been fantastic. Fantastic. We were a little nervous there because, you know,

this was now day four deliberations, but it all worked out, not guilty on all counts,

including the most, the serious one, which was, I think, first degree intentional homicide, which carried a life

sentence if convicted. So Kyle Rittenhouse's national nightmare is over. It should never

have gotten to this point. It was a clear-cut case of self-defense. The prosecution was a total

disaster. They withheld the drone video. They got off on the wrong foot regarding the cross-examination.

They were bringing in that the judge had said was not allowed.

They made insinuations regarding Kyle Ritt Nass's right to remain silent,

as if that was some sort of a tacit acknowledgement of guilt, which is not true.

That's, you know, that's precedent since the beginning of time here, you know, in law. So they had no case. They weren't going to convince that jury, but it's been a bumpy road. I mean, we had the liberal media trying to, I guess, I would say jury tamper. They were trying to track the jury and get their information. You know, we had that MSN. That's why MSNBC was barred from the courthouse yesterday for the remainder of the trial. And the judge today, Judge Schroeder was like, if you guys are facing any harassment or threats, contact me. We'll take care of. So that's actually one of my main concerns now is that I think they, you know, they may try to docks the jury and harass them.

Yeah.

But, you know, Kyle is now a free man. He's totally free. And, you know, after all of this,

I think, you know, obviously it's great that Kyle is a free man. But I think more importantly

is that, you know, not only did justice prevail in this situation, because this was obviously the right verdict here, but the right to self-defense. The fundamental right to self-defense was upheld. And the jury, the brave jurors put, you know, held the line against this pressure of the mob. You had the

entire media, you know, everyone was saying that he was guilty, you know, on the typical left

actors I'm talking about here, obviously, you know, trying to pressure them into making him

guilty. And they held the line on that.

And, you know, the fundamental rights of self-defense, we still have a constitution in this country, thank God, for today at least.

And that's the biggest thing for me is that, you know, I think it was a win for America today, you know, not just a win for Kyle.

Obviously, there was a lot of people rooting for him out there.

You know, I think there's a lot of things that were said about him that were totally,

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