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Slack.com slash DHQ. The case against Kyle Rittenhouse, the teenager who shot leftist rioters

that had been threatening him during the BLM attacks last summer, has been gradually

collapsing since the trial began. And yesterday, one of the leftists who was actually shot

by Rittenhouse may have put the final nail in the case's coffin.

It wasn't until you pointed your gun at him, advanced at him, with your gun on your hands

down pointed at him. He fired, ready? Correct. Oh s**t! That's it! Directed verdict. Directed

verdict on all the murder charges. Kyle knows. Directed verdict on the murder charges.

He just exhaled. He looks like he's going to cry. Look at Bigger! Look at Bigger!

You know testimony is not going the way the state wanted when one of the prosecuting attorneys

ends the questioning with his head in his hands. Kyle Rittenhouse was obviously acting

in self-defense. Given what we heard yesterday, not only should he not be convicted, he

shouldn't even have been charged. But Rittenhouse's crime has nothing to do with guns or homicide.

If he had different colored skin or different political views, the elite in this country

would be calling for him to walk. Rittenhouse's real crime, oh it's one of the worst crimes

of all. It's being a right-wing white guy. I'm Michael Moles. This is Michael Moleshoff.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday is from M4 who says, listening to

this show in school because I learn more from this guy than my lib teachers. Thank goodness

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