We got an interesting development in the case of Kyle Rittenhouse.

It may not seem like that big of a deal, but I think it strikes the heart of the conservative argument against Kyle.

I don't know, hear me out.

Kyle Rittenhouse has a gun charge.

People were arguing that he was too young to have a weapon.

And now, the legal team has filed a motion to have those charges dismissed.

And it may be the case that that charges bunk anyway.

If that one is out, then there's literally no argument against Kyle Rittenhouse in any way.

Clearly, it was self-defense.

Many people on the left have even said, well, I shouldn't say many people, but some people on the left have actually admitted that it was self-defense, or at least begrudgingly said it was some kind of conflict.

Although the left is adamant about locking this guy up.

In my opinion, if this gun charge goes out, I'm not a lawyer.

We'll talk to one, but it seems like the only way he'd actually get convicted at this point is if it's political, which very well may be the case.

But I've heard arguments from conservatives.

The gun charge was the one that made sense.

Now, it may actually be, it may be out.

We'll see how politics plays a role in this.

But joining us today is former lawyer for Kyle Rittenhouse, John Pierce.

And you're also the founder of the NCLU.

That's right. The National Constitutional Law Union, the NCLU, and that's NCOU.com.

And the best way to think of it is essentially the ACLU for the rest of us, or what the ACLU used to say that it does.

Yeah, and that's sad.

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