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I used to be a fan of prosecutors [but] not anymore, Kyle Rittenhouse (left) told Tucker Carlson when asked about Kenosha Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger (inset).

What a seismic difference a trial has made to public and media perceptions of Kyle Rittenhouse.

Kyle Rittenhouse's wide-ranging interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson included pointed criticisms of President Joe Biden, the establishment media, the FBI, and even his former attorneys Lin Wood and

Kyle Rittenhouse told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" that he believed the state's chief prosecutor in the case, Thomas Binger, was not interested in a fair verdict but instead personal fame or advancement.

'Tucker Carlson Tonight' welcomed guests Kyle Rittenhouse and Judge Jeanine Pirro.

Whether we agree with the verdicts, the jury accepted the responsibility of citizenship sincerely.

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: Nov. 21 The Chicago Tribune on the aftershocks of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict: What a

Now. he has fifth amendment protections. and the judge pointed that out. and chewed him out on that. and also said, you know, pre-trial thing. they said you cannot talk about that tiktok video where kyle rittenhouse was discussing different things. you cannot do it. but he brought it up. so that is why the defense said, you know what? were going to ask for a mistrial with prejudice, which would mean that they would throw the case out and he could never be tried again. of course, ultimately, the ...

Attorneys, lin wood and the other attorney kept limb in prison despite raising $2 million on his name he said thats where he will be safer. talked about the conditions in there the guy says said he didnt shower for 89 days he would. i didnt feel comfortable there was no running water in his one room as he stood there. can you imagine being in prison for self-defense awful, and the people representing you are actually just raising money on you and saying its the best place for you to be because y...

Right-leaning Facebook pages and groups dominated the conversation about Kyle Rittenhouse on the platform, with posts praising the verdict, supporting Rittenhouse, and pushing related narratives. These pages earned tens of millions of interactions in one day — numbers not seen since January 6 and the early days of the Biden administration. On November 19, a jury acquitted Kyle Rittenhouse on all five charges he faced after fatally shooting two people and wounding a third in Kenosha, Wisconsin...