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Slack.com slash DHQ. Ladies and gentlemen, it's a good day. Kyle Rittenhouse found not guilty

on all counts. When the verdict came in, I actually posted this on Twitter. I have

this smartwatch. It tracks my heart rate every hour. The hour before they announced the

verdict. My heart rate was 51 beats per minute. As soon as I saw that first tweet from the

reporter, the verdict is in and will be announced within the hour. You can see on my watch,

it goes 136. Straight up, I was like, I'm glued to the screen. It came in. Look, the

joke I made, I was like, I was sweating bullets, waiting for the verdict. Kyle must have been

sweating 50 BMG. And when the verdict was read, not guilty, not guilty, not guilty. Kyle

falls to the ground. He's crying. They pick him up. His lawyer is going like this. Probably

saying like breathe, breathe in, breathe out. And it was just an explosion of celebration

across the board. Of course, I have a lot of Facebook friends who are lefty. And now I

can tell you exactly why there should have been a mistrial with prejudice. Although

maybe a not guilty verdict across the board is still better. Many people are running with

the narrative from the prosecution. And of course, they're claiming racism or whatever.

And we'll get into all that stuff. We do have a much a lot more stories. The Democrats,

or at least Jerry Nadler, want to do J, he wants to do J involvement, potential federal

charges, because these people don't care about justice. But we do. So this is the show

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