Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Day 1 | Conspiracy Podcast

Episode Date: November 2, 2021

On Part 1 of the Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Podcast, we discuss what happened on day 1 of the trial, as well as our thoughts on the incident, and what Kyle Rittenhouse future may hold. Was the entire riot in Kenosha a conspiracy to begin with?

Hello and welcome to Investigate Earth podcast. I'm your host, Chad, alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. Say hello, Sherry. Hello. Hope everyone is having a fantastic evening. It is Tuesday, November the 2nd. I hope everyone had an amazing Halloween, and that went as good as it could have went.

I think our Halloween was pretty fun. Yeah, we had a good time. Oh, you're not even on. Hold on one second. I was one. It's sounding funny. Yeah, we had a good time. But yeah, we did.

And so we are doing a little bit of what is called recovering from that. Or at least I have been. But a lot of fun nonetheless. So this is a subject that we've actually never talked about on this podcast. And it is a Kyle Rittinghouse, a whole incident in Kenosha, Wisconsin, that occurred last year after the riots and the complete destruction based on the Jacob Blake's shooting. And so we we sat down and watched the day one of the trial today.

And so with this podcast, we want to talk about, you know, not only what happened in day one and kind of what our thoughts are on that, but we also want to talk about our thoughts on just the whole incident and what we believe led to what happened. And, you know, is Kyle Reddinghouse guilty or innocent? And, you know, I even just day one, I think that most people, if they actually watch, and actually, you know, can look at this situation from... Unbiasedly. Unbiasedly, like without politics involved or without anything else.

I just don't see how you can't see the reality. Right. The self-defense verdict. Yeah, and everything. Already. Yeah. But we'll get into that, right? Yes.

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if you like what we're doing, please give us a good rating and tell us what you think. And so I did want to just say that. So today started day one of the Kyle Readinghouse trial. And for many of you, if you remember what happened, it was August 25th of 2020, and it was after the insane riots that erupted in Kenosha. And it was basically over this police officer

that shot Jacob Blake. He was a 29-year-old black man, paralyzed him. And, you know, there was riots and just they burned down everything. And, you know, it was insane. And it basically prompted an online call for armed patriots to come to the city to protect lives of, or both the lives and property. And because we had already seen what had happened on night one of the first. protests and they were just going through

the city ravaging it with fire, with rocks, with anything they can possibly do. Because you're going to remember a lot of these people protesting. Well, not protesting. A lot of these people rioting. A lot of these people are burning down businesses of not only white people, but blacks, you know, Hispanics, whoever owns

businesses there. And they don't care because the way they see it is, well, this is a, you know, it's just, oh, it's material property. They like to use that in, one of the trial today talking about, you know, the only person that killed anybody is sitting in that chair and it's Kyle Rittinghouse. Everyone else just basically burned property. But the reality is that these people that burned these businesses that many people, most of these people, work their entire lives to build, could give a shit less because most of these people are professional, you know, professional tit suckers, I guess you can say, off the government. That's basically the best way I can put it.

They're professional, unemployed people. And I know that sounds professional, but it is kind of a profession to live off the government and not ever do anything with your life. And that's what a lot of these people do. Because any hard work in American is not going to go and burn down another business that has absolutely zero to do with anything that happened, whether it be with a police officer shooting or anything else. So there was a big call online for armed patriots or people that could protect. There were even, you know, a lot of these business owners, were asking for anyone that had weapons or anything that they could do because the police were completely overwhelmed.

There was, the police stations there were completely surrounded by rioters. And so there were many people that stepped up and organized with some of these business owners in Kenosha, Wisconsin, to basically go down there, many with AR-15s, and they were there to protect the property. And this was something that was mentioned in day one, but, you know, the, you know, the, prosecution, which by the way, the prosecution in this case is garbage. But good for Kyle. Yeah, good for Kyle. Because they're showing his case. Yeah, because I mean, literally, it's almost like they are helping, they're helping the defense. And there was many parts where I just wanted to, if I was the

defense, I would have got up and say, yeah, pretty much exactly what he said, except for let me point out a couple other things. Because this dude was like, you know, saying exactly what, why, number one, why he was armed. Number two, why he had to shoot people. I mean, the prosecution made it very clear that it was dangerous there. There were people fighting each other. There was rocks being thrown. There were people with weapons.

You know, and so the prosecution themselves made that very clear. I'm actually surprised they didn't come out and say, I just can't believe that this man, this Kyle Rittinghouse guy, would come down here and shoot all these peaceful protesters.

Because, by the way, I don't of you guys have seen the meme that has went across the internet. And it has a CNN reporter that is in front of a burning building. And literally the caption underneath it says, mostly peaceful protest under it. And literally the guy is standing in front of an entire city block burning. Burning down. Just a whole city burning. And that was Kenosha was where that meme came from.

Right. And like I said, I think this was day three of the riots when he came down to help protect the businesses. And so several businesses for the first two nights, people already seen what was going on, you know, that they were not just protesting, but they were actually rioting and destroying businesses

and putting them on fire. The car lots that Kyle was protecting, they had already completely burned down one of the three. Not a single car was left. You know, it was just pure bones of the car left. The building was

demolished. Everything was demolished. they actually went down there that day. They met with the guy that owns these car lots, yeah. And talked to them. But even before that, they were down there for two hours, cleaning up graffiti messes around the high school where they went to school. And by the way, Kyle did live there at one time. Yeah, he didn't.

He was an outsider coming in to, you know, chase down rioters and kill them like they're trying to portray it as. He was protecting a community that he had interest in. Yeah. And keep in mind. Where his dad lived, too. You know, when all this stuff happened and the many months after this whole situation unfolded, obviously, this was, you know, this was going into, you know, election times. And, you know, this is something we've said many times, you know, are there still police officers killing black people? Yes.

Are there police officers that kill white people? Absolutely. There's police officers that kill everybody. But there's way, there's a ton of black people that kill each other. There's a ton of white people to kill each other. the reality is that it's not saying that there's not an issue with some law enforcement officers

because there is but it goes that way for everybody it's not just a black and a black versus police thing it's not just a black versus whites thing it's not or a police versus whites this is an issue that can be fixed but the problem is

the administration that was coming into office which is now in power now in the United States this dictatorship I guess we can call them they know they knew that nothing would be solved by dividing the blacks versus the whites, which is exactly what they did at the same time. You know, they made sure that their media that they own,

such as CNN, MSNBC and all the other liberal media, they knew that for that year, year and a half, they wanted to push everything they could with cops versus black people. They wanted to make it look like, you know, cops were out killing blacks. They were pursuing them. you know, they were out trying to find black people to kill. Now, I think it's like something like 98. something percent, if I'm not mistaken, someone can correct me if I'm wrong. But it's like 98 to 99 percent of all blacks or anyone killed by police are armed and usually trying to get access to the weapon or trying to whatever.

But that's not what the liberal media wanted to do. They knew that they could push the agenda of racist cops against black people. They knew that Trump was a very devout supporter of law enforcement and emergency services and military. And they knew that Trump would defend police officers when it came to just the, you know, it wasn't just saying, hey, well, this officer did something wrong or this one did. And by the way, many of these cases that people rioted and protested to were justified shootings. Exactly. Not just killing innocent people. Right.

But they knew that Trump would come out in support of law enforcement because it became a national, it literally became a national thing. And international. Well, international. But for the United States, it became a national thing for the media to push cop hatred, police hatred. That's when the whole defund the police thing came up, which, by the way, has ruined many cities. Seattle still can't, you know, I saw something the day, Seattle, you know, where Chaz or whatever, that little community they set up in the city where they just, took over the city. They are now willing to pay police officers a ridiculous sign-on bonus because most of their

officers have quit there. And then on top of that, now they're mandating vaccines for the ones that are there. Some more people are quitting. They're just dumbasses. But anyways, the agenda was, is they wanted to turn blacks versus police, but they knew in turn that would turn whites and blacks against each other because they only said white cops are doing this. But if you look at the actual data, there's a lot of black cops that kill black people as well. But they don't care about those. They did care about someone, but they would never

highlight those. They only highlighted the ones where it as white officers. And they made it a race thing. They, they, the whole time made Trump out to be a racist, which is complete BS, just like the Russia hoax and all the other scandal BS, which has been since proven completely false. And so what they did was they divided a country by whites versus blacks and police versus blacks. And then they got all the liberal prosecutors, judges, attorneys, or not attorneys, but city officials and all this. They got them against the police to where they were defunding the police. So this was just, you know, just this whole riot thing. It happened. If you think about it, it was the year leading up to election. It was And then if you look back, even the first time Trump was being elected, same thing happened.

They wanted to highlight things. That was when many police officers died. They do this during election times. They will use, they will find these, you know, police shootings. They will push it on everything, just like to do COVID for whatever their agenda is. And it works because it works. It gets cities burnt down. it shows to the people out there

the voters they want to capture it makes them think that all white people are a racist and anyone that supports Trump's racist or as a conservative or a Republican or even a libertarian, you're racist. If you believe in freedom, if you believe in your country, if you believe in your flag, if you don't kneel for the flag or you don't do this,

you don't burn your flag, you're racist. And to be honest, it's brilliant because they've literally taken, I wouldn't say half the country, but a lot of them, they've taken a lot of people that has been cheering on this cheer for tyranny. These people have turned it from a race thing and then them cheering on all this crazy shit to where they're leading right into tyranny and dictatorship and they don't even understand that's what they are also now using this for. Yeah. And some of these people are, like you said, they're just blind. They don't even know what this is causing in all these rights. And like a lot of these younger Democratic kids, the ones, you know, even the white kids that were out there protesting.

I don't even think they even know what they're doing. No, they don't. I mean, they just go along with the crowd. Yeah. Yeah. Well, no, they have no idea. I mean, you know, they, a lot of these people all believe in this. And keep in mind, too, you know, I know a ton of black people that are completely against the Black Lives Matters.

Movement. I, you know, I, there's, I don't even count how many of these, these people I know that are black and my friends that can't stand the Black Lives Matter movement. It makes them look stupid. It makes their race look like they're stupid. Because if you look at it from the outside perspective, it is literally just a government way of, of brainwashing people. And these, this, these organizations are getting funded by PACs and, and all this stuff that are, all tied to Democrats. They are getting millions of dollars funded. Many of these leaders of these Black Lives Matter organizations across the country go out and spend millions of dollars on these houses and all this crazy shit doing absolutely nothing with the money.

But also at the same time, all of these things, the Black Lives Matter movement, the Antifa movement, all that stuff. If you look back on all these things, how well organized all this was, I mean, even down to how many they would bring these people in on either airplanes or buses, I'm talking. about nice buses. I'm talking about 50 of them. If you, if you think about it, I mean, there's tons of pictures of this. In Kenosha and what other city? And not only that, but they would bring in like pallets of bricks and rocks and just have all these like things stored and ready to go. All the bomb things that they, though, what are those things called that you light? Oh yeah, the Maltov cocktails. Yeah. All of those things were like prepared, ready to go. Professionally. It was very, very well organized. Not for a bunch of

people just gathered and don't know each other to have this riot. Yeah, a lot of these people that you would actually see doing rioting are morons. I mean, they really are. They're completely idiot. They're completely idiotic. And these people are not the ones that plan and organize this. These people were just the ones that were there and brought to show up. They even paid some of these people.

And the thing is, you know, George Soros, many people I've said has had a hand in it, along with a whole super pack of elites and the big donors to the Democratic Party, which is obviously a tyrannical dictatorship. But these riots, all of these have been well organized, they have been well funded, and they have been well traveled, meaning if they needed 50 buses, they would get them. There's been many videos showing these buses showing up with people in black and had the Black Lives Matter shirts on and all this stuff. This doesn't happen just by chance.

It happens because it's an organized movement of a great reset plan, because that is what this whole thing does. Now, in my opinion, how moronic and idiotic these people are that are leading this country right now, I mean, it's so obvious. They're great reset. A lot of people are questioning whether it's working because of how stupid the people are actually leading the country right now. But the reality is that these people are not leading the country. The people we think that are leading the country are not. Right.

They're the puppets. Yeah, this all means something about the Kyle Reddinghouse thing. Because even right after everything happened and Kyle Reddinghouse and the people that were both some of the people, his friends and some of the people he didn't know, you know, right after this and right after the shooting, even though it looked pretty obvious that it was self-defense. If you just go and watch the video, if you go and watch the many videos and see what actually happened and what went down, it is pretty a clear-cut case of self-defense. The way they laid it out in day one today, they were acting like all these unarmed rioters were being shot to death by Kyle Rittinghouse.

They were talking about he was shot in the back. Yeah, he was running towards them and shooting them. Yeah, it was just lies. I mean, they're literally lying in court. And how, I mean, there's, there's video evidence. Which the defense did an amazing job with. They slowed down each frame. They showed even the guy that had the gun pulled out. They were trying to say that he was keeping his gun away. He wasn't because the defense slowed it down to where it was swinging around to where it was coming towards his head. And that's when Kyle shot him. Yeah. And all this, you know, they make it sound like he shot all these people, but it really all happened within one second, I think. think, or not even a second.

Well, all of them, I think, happened, you know, over the course of maybe, yeah, or whatever, yeah. Yeah, but I'm saying the actual four shots or whatever happened within a seconds. And, you know, there was, their points, too, were even, like, when he, when Kyle was being attacked and on his back where you're most defense, you know, defenseless. Yeah. And people are trying to take his weapon away for him to harm him or kill him, you know. Or use their weapon. Or use their weapon. Or use their weapon.

It's a skateboard. A skateboard is a deadly weapon. Yeah. hit him over the head with the skateboard. But there was also one guy that was there. And when Kyle kind of aimed towards him, the guy puts his hands up. And Kyle doesn't shoot.

And Kyle didn't shoot him. Kyle only shot people that threatened his life. But that guy that put his hands up then returned to, I think he's the guy that had the gun. Because when he first came up, he had his hands up. Then Kyle kind of moved away. The guy went for him again with a weapon this time. Oh, and that's when he shot his hand.

when he shot this guy, yeah. I believe that's the guy. But attorney Mark Richards, which is Kyle Rittinghouse's attorney, he used tons of photos and videos. And they weren't even going to let them using that, sorry. But in the beginning before the trial even started, there was this big beef between the attorneys and the judge that they didn't even want them to even use these photos or videos for the opening statements. Because the reason for that is the prosecution argued that they did not have anything prepared and did not know that they were going to bring in anything. I mean, this guy's a dumbass. Like he brings in this map that doesn't even have all the right things on the map for the guy to point to.

Yeah, and he was just seriously just going to hold this giant map up to where no one else could see it, but the guy he was Kyle Rittenhouse's friend, which he was asking about. Yeah. But anyways, so attorney Richard, he used all these videos and photos. And it basically just showed without a shadow of a doubt that Kyle was being kicked, hitting the head with a skateboard and having a gun aimed near his head or was rotating towards his head. head when he actually shot and killed Anthony Huber. And he severely wounded Gage Gros Cruz, whatever.

He was 27 or he is 27. Well, he shot him in the arm. Yeah. And so, but then the prosecution tried to argue that he told the jurors that the fatal face-off actually started minutes earlier when Reddinghouse chased an unarmed protester, Joseph Rosenbaum, and shot him four times, including a fatal shot to the back. Now, Rosenbaum, see, and this is the whole thing. It's a complete lie because it is, I love the fact that the defense came through with the video.

They had, they still framed it. They slowed it down every single shot. And if you watch the video. And more than one video, too. Yeah. If you watch the video and you look at any of the still images from the video, it is absolutely a clear cut case of self-defense. It does not matter. Now, you know, they're also arguing, you know, he was not allowed to own a firearm because he's 17.

So on and so forth. But if you remember in the beginning, right after the Kyle Ridinghouse incident happened in Kenosha, man, the media had a field day. They were saying that he transported the gun across state lines. And they were saying that he was a white supremacist. And they were calling anyone that showed any support for him whatsoever, that they were white supremacists. And they were Kyle Ridinghouse sympathizers. They were even comparing it to like sympathizers of Hitler.

And, I mean, it was insane. And literally, police officers across the country gathered around the fact that Kyle Reddinghouse was not only innocent, but even possibly a patriot. Because he was, in my opinion, looking at all the circumstances and evidence, look, the kid was 17. He was not long to be 18. He had a weapon. Now, you know, the thing is, and the prosecution pointed this out, hey, there's nothing wrong with going in front of a business and protecting it with a weapon. You know, he made sure they knew that. And I was like, like, if I was prosecution, I wouldn't be saying this shit because, you know, it was like, okay, well, he did.

So because what the media wanted you to believe is that there's no reason whatsoever anybody should be out there with a weapon. Yeah. But guess what else he had besides a weapon? Oh, medical. Yeah. Yeah, he had a medical kit. Yeah. And he was actually helping people with medical.

And, you know, the attorney pointed out, well, is the EMS? No, but he had been through EMS courses. He had been trained. Yeah, he was. He was a lifeguard, so he had to be trained in first aid or anything. So he was actually out there to help people too. So he's there to defend, you know, the car lot. But he was actually helping people and actually brought one person into a building

and bandaged him up with the supplies that they had. And was helping people and saying, you know, friendly, friendly, you even put his hands up towards these people saying, I'm friendly. And they were still running towards him, attacking him. Yeah. Yep. And, you know, and this Rosenbaum guy, by the way, I believe he's the child molester. And Mr. Rosenbaum, you know, the defense argued that, you know, he is ultimately the individual who lit the fuse that night. Yeah, he was the instigator. He had just got let out of the hospital that day for trying to kill himself. Yeah, commit suicide. So he was already suicidal going to do this. So he didn't really care if he's going to die or not. So he was instigating this whole thing and blowing it out of a portion. And of course the prosecution did not want to, they did not want the reason of why he was in the hospital to be known because they were arguing that.

And I think the judge might have sustained the fact that he tried to commit suicide. No, no. No, no. The judge, I think, said we don't got to know why he was in the hospital, whatever. But I think it's very important to know that if you're in the hospital, the day of this whole entire incident where they're saying this guy sparked the incident. Which, by the way, witnesses and videos and everything else can kind of prove. that, you know, yeah, your mentality is you were trying to kill yourself earlier in the day. And now you're out here trying to get somebody else to kill you.

Yeah, I don't know. You know, almost like one of those police suicide things, you know, when you're trying to get the police to kill you. Yeah, so Rosenbaum was allegedly setting garbage cans on fire that night and seized on his promise when he found Reading House isolated from his co-hearts and then attempted to distill the teenager's gun and use it on him. Yeah, and he told him earlier he had threatened his life. and threatened several other people's lives, saying he was going to dig their hearts out of their chest and things like this, like threatening them. So he had already been threatened by this guy.

And then when the guy goes and attacks him and tries to get his gun, I mean, how could you say it's not self-defense? Yeah, because look, you know, the Rosenbaum guy was literally trying to take this guy's weapon. He was trying everything he could to take the weapon. And when you're trying to take a weapon, especially when you're on your back and all this stuff, you've got other people attacking you you know look that is self-defense

his life and by the way I don't know if you guys know what happens if you fight a police officer and look yes a 17 year old with a gun

is different than the police officer but it's not different in self-defense it should never be it should never be for anyone if you attack someone that has a weapon and you're trying to take their weapon from them

it doesn't matter if you're a cop or you're a normal citizen in most cases in here in South Carolina line and all that. It's called a stand your ground law. And, you know, if you have a right, you have a lawful right to, if you feel your life at danger or an imminent harm, you can protect yourself. And the thing is, is that if you do this to a police officer, what Mr. Rosenbaum did to Kyle Reddinghouse, guess what? If it isn't the officer that kills you, it's going to be one of

the other officers around him that kills you. Right. Because the number one thing, there has been many officers, and not just many officers. I've done a lot of weapons training. And the number one thing, if you are ever in a weapons training scenario and whoever your instructor is does not, if it's not one of the first things that he tells you, either the first day or whatever else, is that just because you have a gun, sometimes it can put you in even a more dangerous situation for yourself because you never want your weapon to be used against you. Exactly, yeah. Especially if you are fighting someone, someone's fighting you, and they say that they don't have a weapon. And this is another case that a lot of people don't understand when police officers have to kill an unarmed person because they are in a fight for their life. Yes. And that happens a lot.

It happens a lot of time. There's been many officers killed by their own weapons, many, many, many officers killed. So, you know, when you look at it from this perspective, yes, even just because you have a gun doesn't mean that you're safe. The problem is that if someone tries to take that weapon from you, the chances, are you just going to leave it up to chance that they're not going to kill you? I mean, you've got to think that you're being chased. You're in a situation where everyone wants you dead, apparently. Right.

They're knocking your head out. They're trying to hit you with a skateboard. They're jumping you. Are you just going to assume that the guy that's trying to take my AR-15 is not going to kill me with it? Like, no. And then on top of that, then you're just going to get beat to death. There was a situation. What city was that in?

God, I cannot remember. I want to say like Michigan or somewhere. It was another riot. I can't keep up with all the riots in 2020. And it was mostly 2020. But there was another incident where there was this white guy and his girlfriend. Oh, yeah. That was riding through town.

They were just trying to get through town. And they got out of their car. No, they didn't. There was someone that had been beaten on the side of the road. And this guy got out to try to help him. And that's when him and his girlfriend got beat. And I think one of them may have died or something. They might get, one of them may have got killed.

I can't remember if they died or not. But this is just a situation. But weren't they like pulling them out of their car or something? They pulled the girlfriend out. Yeah. He was trying to help. And then they were beating the shit of it. I mean, and the thing is there have been people died in these riots.

And people just, the media doesn't mention that. There's been many lives lost because of these riots. And the media just fell as to mention that. And another thing I wanted to point out about that, Chad, is the only court. hearings at all that I've seen is with Kyle. Where is all the court hearings of the people that burned down the... 99.9% of them never got charged with anything. And even if some of them did get arrested, because of all the liberal prosecutors in these towns,

which, by the way, a lot of these towns were liberal-led or Democrat-led towns, which means a lot of the prosecutors and a lot of the people in charge, the DAs and such, they're also liberal DAs or Democrat DAs. And so many of these people, mostly, I mean, even people that set freaking police buildings on fire with the exception of a couple of maybe. Yeah, they'd let them go. Court buildings, anything. Federal buildings. No.

They, there's not, I haven't seen any court cases with these people that, you know, stole millions of dollars from Chicago, downtown Chicago, or wherever they looted or did all these things. These people were on camera. That you can see all these people going out with all this, you know, stealing all. these shoes, like Nike shoes, purses, anything, they're on video. Why are they not being charged with anything? And I think it's funny, you know, like this ABC article right here says he then said Rittinghouse fatally shot Huber after Huber allegedly hit him in the head. I think it's funny when you say allegedly.

I mean, it's interesting because like, you know, if you look at the video that they slowed down the night or today, it literally shows it hitting him in the head. Not allegedly. Yeah, it did. It did. There's video evidence. I mean, and the reality is, it's like, reality nowadays is, like, non-existent almost. It's like, that's what we have fought, you know, you want to talk about misinformation and all this bullshit. We have fought misinformation, but it's the other way around. Like, facts are not facts anymore. Like, even if you look at statistics and you can tell someone that is one of these crazy ass left-leaning slash communist, whatever they are, you could literally provide. them with actual facts. I've done this many times with many of these people and like factual data from either FBI data or

just whatever. And it's like that doesn't exist. Especially if this data that I am referring to is 100% what they're arguing about, right? They will pretend like it doesn't exist. This happens all the time. Right.

But I find it funny. Allegedly hit him in the head with a skateboard twice. And then the second time after the teen was on the ground and got and then was kicked in the face by an unidentified individual. The yellow pant man. He referred to as the jump kick man. Mm-hmm. Jump-kick man.

And he said the defendant believes that the amount of force which he used or threatened to use was necessary to prevent or terminate interference and that his belief was reasonable. And I 100% agree with that. You know, the attorney Richards for Rittinghouse said you as jurors will end up looking at it from the standpoint of a 17-year-old under the circumstances as a existed on August 25th. And then so they brought up the first prosecution witness, which was the boyfriend of Rittinghouse's sister, which he's actually the one that bought the weapon, which is now facing two felony charges.

For giving him the weapon. Yeah. But you know they were going to charge him for that because, you know, they were going to, you know, regardless of whatever said in the courtroom, the guy, the prosecution said, he looked at the witness, Kyle's friend. He said, have I ever promised you anything in response to whatever? You know, but the reality is, is that I wonder what that exactly. means. Yeah, because he is, obviously, he is working with the prosecution. He wants to get off

his charges, so he's going to try to help prosecution as much as he can. And the prosecution may not have promised them anything. No. But the prosecution might have said, look, you know, if you work with us, you know, we might be able to see what we can do. He is prosecuting him in that case. The same guy is prosecuting him in that case. So he knows everything about everything. Oh, yeah. You know, and his attorney was there and everything. But it was so funny how he brought that up. He's like, have I promised you? Have I done this? But I felt like the defense, I mean, the prosecuting attorney did better for the defense than the defense attorney did. In my opinion, I think that, like the, and it was, I feel kind of bad for those two guys because it's almost like it was pitting them against

each other at one point of that testimony. You know, and it's like you said that Kyle's attorney is for Kyle. He's not for Mr. Black. He's for his client only. Yeah, and even under a cross-examination from Kyle's attorney, he said that during the protest, Mr. Black said during the protest, the only person he witnessed providing first aid to anyone was Kyle. He was the only person that helped anyone that he saw. Kyle had even at one point, someone was injured in the crowd and he brought that person in the building to render first aid to them, patched him up, and then got him out. But, you know, the reality is that, you know, what we're. what we saw, in my opinion, on August 25th, is a clear case of self-defense. And not only is it a clear case of self-defense, you know, there are some people, and I do call these people patriots of the United States.

And the funny thing is the prosecution made a statement today that says, you know, oh, they were showing up with weapons and all this stuff to protect property. You know, this is material things. You know, almost like, oh, you know, people's businesses they've worked their entire lives on is nothing. And that's what they want these jurors to think. Like, this is nothing. They also want the jurors to believe that these are victims, even though the judge overruled the fact that... They can't even say victims. Yeah, they cannot say that these people are victims, but they can be called rioters.

Yeah, rioters are looters. That's how they have to be referred to. And I think that's a self-defense case. Yes. But, you know, but the thing is, is that what Kyle and all these people do, did is what a lot of people are too pussy to do. Yep. And that's unfortunate.

I mean, it's what a lot of people are too scared to do because, and maybe, maybe two people are scared because most people are scared because they don't want to get their, their little skin hurt, or they don't want to get a little cut or something or in a fight, you know, whatever. But, you know, there's a difference in people in this country in the United States. And I think this is around the world. There are people that, and I was thinking about this tonight, and this is my honest I'm not just toot monghorn

I literally thought about this tonight there was a couple guys when I was at a grocery store tonight that were going in and they were like messing like under their shirt and stuff they just looked sketch you know what I mean

and just the way my mind thinks though right and you know how my mind thinks I think anywhere we go I'm always looking around I know my area I know my exits I know my everything

I know you know whatever choke points you name it But one of the things I was thinking about, I was like, you know, I always, I always remind myself of this is like, if I started hearing gunshots in there, right, in the store for whatever reason, because I just witnessed these two people coming in. And I was in a position either leave, call 911, whatever. I know, without a doubt, I would run in to try to help, to try to kill these people, to try, even if I didn't have a weapon. Especially if it was one. You know, it's a little different when there's two people because then you really got to figure it out.

But you know what the number one thing I would try to do in that situation? I would try to attack the first one if I could possibly get them and get their weapon. Because if I don't have a weapon, but I couldn't for the life of me just sit there and let these people just shoot all these people. I'd have to go to the canned food aisle and get the canned food cans. But I'm saying like that would be my natural instinct. I don't know. I mean, you can say that, but do you really know that?

I know that without a doubt. I've always, I've always known. I mean, I feel like I could, but I also feel like I might freeze under stress or pressure or being scared. You know how sometimes you just freeze? Like I've been in scary situations where I'm like, and I just freeze and I can't even move. Like I don't know, like the movies, that really happens to people. Well, when I was in law enforcement, we worked the worst parts of, we literally worked the worst parts of the city. It was the section 8s and, you know, basically the, you know, basically the, you know,

the worst parts. And I got to be honest, when I first started, the situation was weird because I don't know. It was one of those things I always told myself as like, you know, until you get in this position, you don't really know what you would do. And just like you just said. But, you know, when I started getting in these positions, and there were many, there were many circumstances where we were chasing people. And this is through. breezeways and you know I want to say this in a best way I can but these these are projects you know these these buildings are projects they got people everywhere it doesn't matter what time of night it is if it's 10 o'clock there are people walking

throughout there and I guarantee they know the projects better than you do oh yeah absolutely they know every corner every they got people they got people that as soon as you come in to those projects there's someone usually there was always a this this dude in a chair. And we always knew. He was. He was always just roaming around. And whenever we'd come in, he would, uh, he would, he would be on the phone. As soon as we come in, be on the phone because he'd be calling everybody, you know, he'd call all the people that he needed to call to tell them, hey, they're here. You know, you know, put your stuff up, do whatever. But there were, you know, but there were times where we were in fights or we were, we were chasing people. We were, we, we put our life on a

line in these crazy environments with very few people, maybe me and one other person, you know, and it was just us. And we knew there was 20 people that were just walking around, people selling crack, and just you name it, we were chasing them. And it was just like, when you start waking up to that and you're like, holy shit, like you don't think about it in the beginning. Because, like, my sergeant, I guess you can call him, he was always like, are you go that way?

and I was like shit. And I was like running around the building running around a building in a pitch dark. You know, I mean, there was only the lights in the breezeway. But man,

when you started getting into that, it was like at any point in time I could run around a corner and, you know, been shot. Anytime. And I knew that. People had guns there all the time. We took guns off people.

We had, I mean, a lot. And I mean, hell, there were 13-year-olds that had guns in these places. I mean, literally no shit. Yeah. And so that's why I know what I would do in that position, even though, yes, I had a gun in these situations and it was a little different.

Yeah, if you're just going to grocery store unarmed with, you know, that happened in Colorado. There was a man that went into a grocery store and started shooting people up. I mean, I don't know. It's just people are crazy nowadays, and it's hard to think about what you would do. Of course, I would want to save people, and I would think I would, but I don't know until I'm there. No. I don't know. I might freak out.

But I would like to be a hero. Of course I would. Well, for me, it's not even about being a hero. I don't, I swear to God, I don't give a shit if anybody ever knew me. I just, I feel like I would have to. I, it would almost be like a, not a challenge to myself, but I just, I want to, I would like to be able to save people if I could. I mean, and, and I guarantee you, 98% of the people of that grocery store would all

be running the other way. Oh, yeah, running the other way. They're running out. They're running in. But I, but I have to, but I have to think if I'm in the line of fire in this grocery store and this is the way I think about it. Because I'd also thought about this. I was like, but what if

what if I would have been in the grocery store as they were coming in and I was one of the first people in the line of fire, right? I had no choice. And then there was a third and fourth and a family and all these people, you know, and I didn't have a choice. Or maybe I was pinned down. There's no way I could get these people. Like how

like how much I would pray for someone that would have the balls enough to come through the door to disrupt this situation. I mean. And there are been people like that and they do end up getting shot and killed a lot of times. Some do and some don't. I mean, it depends.

Ambush somebody with a gun that is shooting. Yeah. And it depends on how you do it. You can't just run in there. But you got to know, you got to get them in a position where, you know, because look, if you if you fuck up in that situation, you're dead because you're definitely going to kill you. So that's something you got to understand. But that's also something that I guess my point to this is, is that Kyle Rittinghouse in them. They had the balls enough to go down and try to protect the property that no one else was doing.

Right. The police officers couldn't because, I mean, shit. They were ambushed by people. Yeah, and I think a lot of it is police officer are too damn afraid to do anything. Yeah, because of everything that was going on with them. Yeah. And so. You know, defund the police.

You know, what's going to happen? And so the prosecution was like, oh, well, you know, what did you, you know, what do you think the guns are going to? What were you planning on doing with the guns? You know, if someone was. And they were like, and. And the guy said, he's like, look, we, you, the weapons were for deterrence. I mean, it was, that's really, and it was to protect us. If we, if we had a position that, you know, and the thing is.

And also, another thing is Mr. Black was on the roof, like surveying everything and telling everybody's points. Well, Kyle was down on the ground. And the reason why they had Kyle go to the ground is because he knew first aid and he was rendering first aid to people that needed it. And so he was more at a defensive place than. Mr. Black was. Mr. Black was not in an area that he could be harmed as easily as Kyle.

He didn't have, you know, being on a roof, you're pretty much, you know, he said there was a ladder where people could get up there, and that's why he had a gun and everything. But I still feel like he wasn't in harm's way as much as Kyle was. No. Kyle was on the ground level. Kyle was there trying to help people get him out of the way, all this shit. And keep in mind, all these people that were there, they were targets. I mean, they were targets from the very beginning. The other people that were protecting the buildings were targets.

Anybody that were against them burning shit down with targets. And include Mr. Rosenbaum, the one that was the guy that was the child molester that had molested, I don't know how many kids or whatever in Arizona. But, you know, this guy, I believe was the one that were setting dumpsters on fire and was pushing these dumpsters towards buildings to burn the buildings down. and so someone during this altercation or during the um the when he was setting a dumpster on fire put the at one point in time you could actually see Kyle running across a video with the fire extinguisher and I don't know if it was Kyle to put it out or gave it to someone to put it out but that's when the Rosenbaum situation he he went pissed him off irate yeah it pissed him up that they put it out and I believe that incident when when the the dumpster was put out that sent him over the edge that was

what created this entire scenario. And so this Mr. Rosenbaum, which is who the defense is saying created and started this entire night, which sounds like it. And if you look at the video and you see and you're going to hear from the witnesses that even was there when the dumpster was put out, that he started

allegedly, you know, he was pissed and he started chasing Kyle and he got other people to do it. And this this is a case of self-defense. And look, people, look, this country is not getting better. And, you know, you start, even the couple that, you know, the older couple, the rich couple that had that damn mansion. Yeah.

I don't remember where it was. They're standing outside of their own property. Because there was this massive group of protesters, rioters, whatever, coming through their neighborhood. And they were standing out there to hold their property, you know. And they got charged and all this shit. Ridiculous. That's what I'm saying. It's like you don't charge people burning this shit down and doing all this stuff,

but you're charging law-abiding American gun owners and citizens with this crazy shit. The point is, number one, is that the government's never going to take away Americans' guns. It ain't ever going to happen because when you ever try to do that, you think the Kenosha shit was bad or any other stuff. Yeah. Chaz or whatever. Yeah, you go try to take Americans' guns and see what happens. And then number two, what people don't understand is that there are,

millions more patriots, just like Kyle and just like the ones that were there to protect those buildings that night. And just like the ones that were there that was willing to defend the, not only property, but their own lives and others. They were there to defend people's lives as well. That Kyle was doing it. He was dragging people in in the midst of all this crazy shit. And he was banishing people up and he was doing all this shit. He was there to help. Earlier, he was there to try to get graffiti and all this stuff. And the way the media has just torch this dude and made him look like a damn white supremacist murderer. The fact this dude is even on trial for this shit is ridiculous.

But this is what this is this is the country that we're living in. And to make your point to Chad, you know, this guy's on trial for self-defense or whatever. And the way they're portraying him as a white supremacist, this also is a problem for the jurors. You know, during the juror selection, I think they start with like 500 people. They're down to 100. Now they're down to 20. And usually a jury trial is, what, 12? Yeah, I think so.

But they have 20 people because of the fear. I think minimum they can have is eight. So they have 20 people right there. And I guess they're going to let the 12 before deliberations. They'll pick the 12 from the 20. But a lot of these people, you know, when they're questioning the jurors or being possible jurors, a lot of these people couldn't be jurors because they feared for their own lives are feared. they're like half the country's going to hate us, you know, no matter what verdict we come up with,

and I don't feel comfortable. One lady even said that she drove, she hired an Uber to come pick her up so her car wouldn't be at the courthouse, so people wouldn't know what our car looked like. Are they hiding their cars behind different buildings to get in there? Because these jurors are scared. You know, they're scared of being threatened. Well, it's intimidation. Yeah.

I mean, I don't even see how you could possibly say it's a fair trial. And they asked, they asked all the jurors, is there any way? that has not heard of this. No one raised their hand. Everyone there had heard about this incident. Yeah, I mean, you're not going to be able to get a fair. And then there was some jurors that they had to let go because, you know, they don't believe in the Second Amendment or they don't believe in semi-assault weapons. And so obviously they had to let those type of people go too. But a lot of these people did not want to serve jury trial just because of the fear of being on the jury and finding him maybe innocent and then having all half of the country hate them. Well, the unfortunate thing is, though, is that nowadays, you know, this is the bad thing. This is why the media is the number one public enemy of our democracy. And it's because of cases just like this. I mean, you know, if this Kyle Reddinghouse guy is prosecuted and spends life in prison for defending himself,

where he was there going to try to defend buildings and property in life, what does that send a message? And that's what, that's exactly what this government and this media wants to do. They want to send the message that you damn sure better not stand up for your rights, your freedom, your buildings, your shit, your life. No, you don't do that because look what happens when you try to stand up and try to protect your life or your property. You are going to spend the rest of your life from prison. And I would not be surprised if Biden comes out and says something about it.

How much you want to bet. Oh, it'll happen. Somebody will. Somebody in the administration. But that's the thing. They don't even have to because this whole damn thing has already been tried. in the court of public opinion, in the court of the media, the liberal media.

You know, they've already said he's guilty. They've already said he's a murderer. They've already said all this shit that they want to say. I mean, and this is the danger. Because unfortunately, everybody, 90% of our media is liberal, and 90% of the media in the United States is what a lot of the people watch,

except for the few. I mean, yes, Fox News, you know, I'm not saying they're right on everything. But, you know, Fox and, And a couple of other ones are the only things you have if you're not crazy and demonic, it seems like. I mean, I mean. Or a sheep or a follower or don't even know what the frick you're doing. Oh, my God.

But what I would say is if, you know, I'm sure there's going to be people listening to us that, you know, want Kyle Reddinghouse to go to jail for the rest of his life. They won't even want him to have a death penalty. And for those of you that are listening that believe that, then you obviously have zero clue about self-defense. and right now he's facing five counts and you obviously have zero clue about just I don't know but you know but it doesn't surprise me nowadays men want to be women women want to be men no one knows what the hell they're they are anymore not no one but a lot of people and a lot of people there are going to agree that Kyle Redenhouse should go to prison for rest of his life or a lot of these people there are people that don't know if they're men or woman or what bathroom they should use or

whether they should buy tampons or a jock strap. I mean, you know, I mean, this is literally, our country is mentally ill. A lot of people in this country are mentally ill. And I hate to say that, but they are. And you look at someone like Kyle Readinghouse, which is just a, he's a teenage American patriot that was going to try to help and protect the country.

He felt like it was his duty. Trust me, during the Kenosha shit, man, I was like, I wish I was closer to Kenosha. like that I could go and try to protect. I mean, I have weapons. I have shit. But also, you know, and I would have done that. But I also know the number two rule is if you're ever going to carry a firearm, you always have to be, you have to know that you may have to use it.

And the chances of you having to use it with a firearm is probably pretty high in a situation like that. I mean, because these people are crazy. I mean, they are. and it's sad and fortunate, and you've got to look at law enforcement, how much shit they have. Law enforcement in these situations, even with every tool they have,

these armored vehicles, gas, rubber bullets, you name it. All of these buildings were still being burnt down. You know what I mean? They had all kinds of tools, hundreds, if not thousands of officers there. And yet you have these guys that are there to protect a car lot, which one of them had already been burnt down.

And they were doing pretty damn good job of it until all this shit happened. Right. And I think these people, these people get in situations, I don't understand, number one, why you're running after someone with AR-15. Yeah. We never understood that one. We watched and re-watched and re-watched. What, I mean, that's just like. But they just didn't believe. They thought these people, the problem is a lot of these

morons think these people are, are pussies, right? They're just there with guns. Oh, you think you're tough with guns? well yeah yeah I mean we are because if you try to fuck with me and kill me I'm gonna kill you because that's the way the law is written

and if you would just you know if you would have spent a little time on you know learning the law of self-defense you would know that don't run at me don't try to attack me to the skateboard a deadly weapon or a chain there was guys carrying chains that were trying to attack him a gun you know don't try

to do that shit we're here to try to protect business and a building from the owner and you guys are trying to kill us and that's basically what they were doing. And unfortunately, Kyle got separated from the pack. And it was because they heard that they were trying to burn down the other location. And they told him to go to the other location.

Because he was already separated, he couldn't make it back to the group anyway. And after all this went down, Kyle went to all the big trucks where the police were, you know, going down, pushing people. And he had his hands up saying, please arrest me or take me in or whatever. This is what I mean, they're like, go home, go home. But, I mean, the dude tried to turn himself in right after it happened. And eventually he went home and went to a safer place where he could turn himself in. So to me, that's telling me if you feel like if you are guilty, you'd be out on the run. You wouldn't be turning yourself in.

You know what I'm saying? Well, I mean, and the thing is, I mean, he, this, Kyle's not a murder. He didn't go there to murder people. He went there to protect himself. I mean, he had a gun to protect himself. but the reality is is that he went there to protect a building. He felt like it was his duty. He had always been involved in medical stuff.

He was a lifeguard. He had been involved in all kinds of that shit. I mean, he wasn't a bad kid. He's never been a bad kid. And guys, I hate to tell you, especially for those of you to listen and don't agree with what we're saying right now. And that's fine. You don't have to agree. There were people that got shot that night that didn't agree that Kyle should have been able to shoot them if they were trying to attack him and kill him.

but what I will tell for the ones that don't agree with us is that there are millions of more Americans just like him and there are millions of more Americans that are willing to stand up for their country and their flag, their heritage, their way of life and that's not just white people. There's a lot of black patriots out there.

There's a lot of even Hispanic patriots. There's a lot of all kinds of patriots that love this country. It doesn't want this country torn down. They're never going to let you come to their city and burn the shit down. They're not going to their house and burn their house down. I mean, imagine going to go to somebody's house as a patriot. That's a gun owner and sit there and try to riot there. Right.

And a good point where you're saying, too, a lot of all these rioting places, cities were democratic cities. Yeah. Where they didn't care about police and they wanted to defund police. They defunded police. And they almost threatened them to do anything about the rioting. Exactly. They tied their hands behind their back. It's like they wanted them.

to let the cities burn down. So, you know, and it's funny, it didn't really happen in Republican states. I didn't see any rioting in Republican states. Did you? No, I mean, not that I know of. I mean, there has been some, some, well, I don't know. Louisville, not that I know of. Louisville, Kentucky is.

Louisville, you mean, Louisville, or whatever. I can't even remember all of them, honestly. I really can't. I mean, there's been so many. But just know that, uh, The patriots of this country are not going to let the dumbass communist, Antifa, whatever the hell you want to call these morons. We're not going to let you destroy our country, our cities, our towns, our houses.

It's just not going to happen. And there's nothing that you guys are going to be able to do about it. I mean, there's nothing because we're not ever going to let this country fail. We're not going to let this country die. and I thought it was funny because this guy was like, oh, this is all material stuff. Do you know how many wars have been fought over material things? Like a lot.

Like many wars have been fought because of material shit. But the thing is, guys, is that this country is getting bad. And I guess maybe one of the last things we'll say on this subject for now. And this is only part one, because we're going to keep following this. you know, this trial. And we wish Kyle the best of luck because he needs to get off. He's an American patriot. And he had the balls at night to go try to protect life and property.

And unfortunately, he had to take someone's life, which he was freaked out about the night. He had to do it. But from everything I've seen, he was well within his rights to do so. And any police officer in that situation, if you would see a police officer in that same position, would be cleared of all charges and it would have probably already happened. It would have happened a week or two after. There would have been an investigation

by the State Bureau. It would have been cleared. Yep. Unfortunately, we have to deal with this shit. Yep. And he's facing life in prison over this. Yeah, and it's ridiculous. But what the liberal media

and these crazy ass this crazy government wants you to believe they want nothing more than to prosecute and find guilty, Kyle. because they want to send a message that you are not allowed to stick up for yourself, your well-being, your property, your city, your town, or anything else.

They want you to feel defenseless. They want you to feel scared of the system. Whether it's right or wrong, they want you to be scared of the system. And that is where we're at in this country. And we're going to keep following this case. We're going to make sure that we do it justice and check back on it

and make sure that we're giving you guys all the updates. And hopefully he gets off. The trial is supposed to last about two weeks. And I think it will come down to 12 jurors. And we'll see. I don't like the way they're doing that there because after all the evidence is heard, they're going to pick 12.

Then they're going to pick 12 from the 20. Now, I do know, I guess both the defense and prosecution. Yeah, yeah. I think they both have a say, I guess. Who they get to pick. But I'm not really sure. Yeah, I think. And there might be some jurors that decide at the end, like, I'm too biased to do this.

I need out or whatever, you know. Yeah. Who knows? I just hope it's. But I think there are, like I said, there's some jurors right now that are there and they're getting lift rides and whatever rides and hiding their cars just to be on this jury. They don't really want to be there. I think there's a good chance. It could be a hung jury.

I don't see how I see. I don't see how it could even be a hung jury. I know. Unless they fear for their own lives. Yeah. I mean, look, there's intimidation. I mean, no matter what, when the judge looks at them and say, do you feel like you have been intimidated anyway or any of this stuff? There's no way any of them cannot say yes because just the outside influence of the protesters.

There's protesters there now. I mean, literally, they'll burn the damn city down again. You know, and that's, you know, the amount of pressure on this is immense. And the pressure on these jurors is immense. just hope that he gets off because he needs to get off. He was in self-defense and that's the way it is. And like I said, there's a lot of people that are willing to stick up for their town, their city, their country, and their lives, obviously.

And don't ever feel like you can't defend your life. But that's what they're wanting you to believe. They're wanting you to make you feel like if you ever get attacked by the other side. You're supposed to lay down and just let them kill you. Because that's what would have happened. Kyle would be dead right now. He wouldn't even be facing a trial. And that's the only reason he's shot and killed people because he knew, look, it's either a trial or I'm dead.

Yep, I'm six feet. And I'm going to choose a trial. Yep. So that's where he's at. So we'll see what happens on day two and we'll go from there. But as of right now, I feel like there's no way that he should be found guilty on any charges. I agree. Well, guys, we will keep you updated on this.

And until next time, we love you. And peace out. Peace out. It paralyzed since you stayed at the gate