Kyle Rittenhouse, not guilty on all counts. Boy, I had a lot of stuff I was going to talk about today. Not anymore. You know, if you subscribe to my substack page, you get the podcast without all the ads and all the filler and stuff, and you get my show notes. And there will be a lot of notes for stories that I intended to cover that I didn't quite get to today.

That's all right.

A lot of you want to weigh in now that this is over, the written house matter, and I want to be able to take your phone calls.

The phone number is 877-977-973-7-425.

It's Friday.

We're a little loose with the phones anyway. But I want to start with my saying. I won't fill up this entire time with me talking. I do want to get to your phone calls here in just a minute. But I want to say a couple of things. One, I think that Kyle Rittenhouse should disappear now.

There are going to be unscrupulous people who want to use him for their own cause,

and he should go back into obscurity.

If he chooses to now embrace celebrity, he chooses to perpetuate the slander, and then he will have no defense to it.

He should go back to a normal life, finish his education, and get a job, and hope to be forgotten about.

I think that is for his own good.

And he needs to be mindful if he chooses otherwise.

There are going to be a lot of people who want to use him for their own purposes, who will pretend to be his friends who are not. Two, I think when Kyle Rittenhouse goes back into

obscurity, he should do so living comfortably having sued the major media outlets of

America who slandered him, including Joe Biden, who used his picture to say, the president of the

United States refused to disavow white supremacists on the debate stage last night using a picture

of Kyle Rittenhouse, as his picture. And Ayanna Presley, who said a 17-year-old white supremacist, domestic terrorist, drove

across state lines armed with an AR-15.

He shot and killed two people who had assembled to affirm the value, dignity, and worth

of black lives.

No, no, he didn't.

And then there were a host of celebrities who all tweeted out together,

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