Kyle Rittenhouse Throws Expletive to LeBron James for Mocking Him Over Crying in Court
The 18-year-old from Antioch claps back at the Los Angeles Lakers star for poking fun at him when he broke down in tears during his murder trial last month.
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The 18-year-old from Antioch claps back at the Los Angeles Lakers star for poking fun at him when he broke down in tears during his murder trial last month.
The 18-year-old Antioch resident urges the president 'to go back and watch the trial and understand the facts before you make a statement' after he was acquitted in the shooting during the Kenosha unrest.
You see a recent appointment, you see people that are cuomo people. are they going to impeach? that's the question. until the speaker calls the vote for impeachment, this is receiving the same treatment that donald trump received from the very republicans who should have been calling him out. >> nobody -- >> chris -- >> -- i think they are going to call it. that's the point. he will make it as painful as possible. but at this point. >> sure. >> that's my point. they have walked out far enough, sam, on the plank that they cannot get back. that's the key dynamic here. >> well, i think so, and i ...
Years, when it rains it pours, obviously when you have an official finding, official investigations, the findings are damning. but it really shows, if you are going to come to the king you best not miss, and if you are going to do it, you better do together. >> absolutely. that's definitely what is going on here. i think everyone has decided that it was time. and if you think, look, there is an aggregate of things about cuomo that i think folks have been waiting instituting about, four years. and there's so many disparate constituencies that are looking for an opportunity, and so i think every...
His conduct. there's an ongoing impeachment effort in the state house, and he just lost the head of the democratic new york party, both democratic senators have called on him to resign. as has the president of the united states. it's an avalanche. and it shows what can be done against a very powerful politician, who spent years of ruling through dominance and intimidation. as a new york times writer points out, what we are seeing from democrats is i to discuss the similarities and differences between these two dynamics, i'm joined by sam seder, host of the majority report, and rina shah, a for...