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I'm joined today by Shelby Tulkut, who is a media reporter at the Daily Caller.

And Shelby has been in Kenosha, Wisconsin, reporting on the riots.

And Shelby, I think I'm right in saying you've been through quite a week.

Can you tell us what happened to you when you were there? We arrived in Kenosha Monday evening

and there was a pretty big crowd. They were very angry. It sort of devolved into all of these members

of the crowd, fretting themselves out throughout downtown Kenosha and looting local businesses and in fact

burning several local businesses literally to the ground. We've been to a lot of protests and

rioting across the country and this was akin, I would say, to Minneapolis, which we didn't go

to, but as you've seen, you know, buildings engulfed in flames, people

running all over, just breaking things, looting. And for, you know, Wisconsin, it was crazy

because all of these places pretty much were local businesses. You say you haven't seen it

before. Have you seen arson before in the rights you've

covered? We've seen arson, but not like this. This was just, I mean, the entire building was

up in flames and the next day it was literally burned to the ground. So this was just like a different

level, I would say. And was it very much a black lives massive protest or was it

the usual mix of black lives massive protesters antifa and just people out to cause trouble I would say

it was less antifa looking members this time whether that's because it was this sort of city outside of any major

city. It's, you know, 45 minutes from Minneapolis, or from, sorry, from Milwaukee and a little

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