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What a sad state of affairs we're in that we can't have a trial in the great state of

Wisconsin without it becoming a national nightmare, a national problem, and it has become

just that at the Kyle Rittenhouse trial,

a trial that the left tried to ignore early on because they knew that the facts of the case

were so strong in favor of his defense that it was self-defense that, yes, Kyle Rittenhouse made

some very poor decisions the day that he went to downtown Kenosha with an AR-15 and a medic

kit and was going to try to help people and he had a fire extinguisher and he was going to put out

dumpster fires and cars on fire and things like that, that this was all ill-fated. It was a terrible

idea. I think most reasonable people see something like BLM riots and say, you know, that's a good thing to stay away from, which is how $50 million worth of damage was caused in very tiny Kenosha, Wisconsin.

It's just, it's staggering that we allow these riots to take place, these protests, whatever they want to call them.

I literally was listening to a report on the radio the other day.

And it said, it called Kenosha's riots a social justice gathering.

That's what I'm not even, not even a demonstration. A social justice gathering is what

they called it. I'm like, this is a riot. Fifty million dollars where the stuff was damaged.

Things were burned to the ground. Police were hurt. All right. So I digress. We know what those things

were and we think they could happen again as overnight,

on Wednesday night, multiple arrests happened in Kenosha outside the courthouse. So now we're having a national trial where we can't even have peace on the steps of the courthouse. And the jury

inside can hear the mayhem outside. I assume they can go to the window and look outside at some point and see what's going

on. Multiple arrests. A journalist was punched. These were people that were BLM protesters and

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