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Today, Jen Sacky was asked about Kyle Rittenhouse and whether or not Joe Biden would apologize

for implying in a video that he was a white supremacist. And Jen Sacky was basically

like, what do you mean? He took pictures of the proud boys, right? And all of a sudden,

I see across Twitter people being like, well, that's securing a defamation lawsuit

because it's not true. But, you know, the problem is white supremacist is an opinion. So,

we will see if Kyle actually ends up filing a defamation lawsuit. Now, interestingly, in

his interview with Tucker Carlson, he said the phrase actual malice, which is a legal

phrase, which implies young Mr. Rittenhouse has been talking with some lawyers about what

Mr. Biden, Mr. President Biden said. And it seems entirely possible. So, we'll definitely

get into that. We also have the Rittenhouse precedent, which is triggering a bunch of

left wing activists. They're freaking out. And the funny thing is, there's no real precedent.

Left defense has always been a privilege and affirmative defense if you, you know, kill

somebody, have it for bid. And now they're surprised why? Well, these writers got away

with it for too long. I mean, for nearly a decade, I've watched these extremists go through

the streets smashing and destroying and becoming emboldened. And finally now, they're actually

worried that people are going to go out and defend their communities. And I got to be honest,

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