The news continues, so let's hand it over to Chris for Cuomo Prime Time.

All right, thanks, John.

I'm Chris Cuomo.

Welcome to Prime Time.

Tonight we have a big guest to take apart this post-equital interview with Kyle Rittenhouse,

that just aired on the network with news in its name, but it hasn't been acting like

a news organization.

Even tonight, now Kyle Rittenhouse who wants to tell his story, who wants to be understood

for his own words and his own deeds, not with the media likes, not with the left likes,

not with the right likes, sat across from a man who is known for coloring perception and

creating animus and society, the same animus that's feeding on Kyle Rittenhouse.

And that complicates things.

And for a 17-year-old who says they went somewhere to protect a community that their father

worked in, that they felt a connection to, he's become everything that is ugly about

the battle between white and black and right and wrong and justice and injustice in this

country.

Now, he was acquitted in this case.

And people were upset because they said, well, what about the lesser charges?

You really have to understand this, okay?

Once you decide the question as a jury of whether or not Kyle Rittenhouse reasonably

used deadly force to defend himself, once you answer that question, you're going to

ask that question, yes, he did.

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