The jury find the defendant Kyle Aydred, Kyle Aydred house, not guilty.

It is the Jesse Kelly show and indeed we are going to have some fun tonight.

The jury, Hallelujah, praise God, the kid is innocent and Kyle Rittenhouse is going to walk free as he should.

This is a good day.

And yes, it is the Jesse Kelly show.

It's an Ask Doctor Jesse Friday, eight million great questions from you.

Tonight we're going to get into all that no guests, no nothing.

We're going to get there.

But, but.

Let's just pause for a moment.

It's been a rough year, huh?

Rough eight, nine months.

And just like after that great election night in Virginia a couple weeks back,

let's pause for a moment and just dwell on the fact that man, good things can still happen.

And yes, don't worry, I'm going to go into why this isn't some gigantic victory for justice in America.

I'll get into that in a minute and all that.

Don't worry, I'm not going to just paint it all sunshine and roses tonight.

But you, me, everybody, raise a glass of water, wine, whatever you got in your hand and say cheers.

Because there is a young man who just had his life given back to him.

Now that's probably being a little bit too generous because how's he ever going to walk on a college campus like a normal 18 year old?

Even join the military.

Go out there in the real world.

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