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All with the jury. they promised the jury that they would be seen this white the premises on what was a virtual blood lust. they didn't see that. that's the type of conflict between opening and closing arguments that a jury doesn't forget. >> john: there was a lot of inaccuracies that were forward by the media. before this trial and during this trial which we will talk about with miranda divine coming up. jonathan, the jury, when it received its instructions, was told by the judge that they had the leeway to find rittenhouse guilty on a lesser charge. didn't necessarily have to be first degree...

Where news organizations that you used to rely on for at least that purpose shade everything that they report through and ideological lands are partisan loans or whatever is bothering them on that particular day. people lose faith in the idea that they can understand with confidence the actual news that we have to rely on in order to make decisions in our everyday lives. is that plays out in this particular trial, i have to say i think we should all be thankful that the jury resolved this case because if the jury hadn't resolved this case the jury had convicted, the next thing that was going t...

Releasing this statement saying in part the freelancer never contacted or intended to contact the jurors and never photographed or intended to photograph them. still very concerning for the judge, as the investigation continues, the kenosha county sheriff telling me that he and his team are preparing for the child to wrap up. protesters from both sides waiting on the verdict. >> young kyle is my hero and i think self-defense is on trial as well as him in particular. i think that's why there's so much national attention. >> a little bit hopeful for the long deliberations are possibly them consi...

Details -- detailed public safety precautions in place in about 500 members of the national guard if unrest were to start here right now things are peaceful. emily, let me bring you back to this idea of provocation in the video. i don't know that the jury knew that there were two versions of the video but they did know there was a video and they asked him questions to the judge to have the video played, can they stop and start, can they watch as many times as they want, can they get still frames lifted. clearly they were looking at the cascade of events that happened to see if rittenhouse was ...

Courthouse. we have to look at this case again. i've been doing legal analysis for decades with you, john. i have done it for various networks. up until recently, legal analysis was not part of this advocacy journalism model. whatever was happening with commentary, we stood apart. that changed in this case. we need to look at it. >> john: i was going to say, you and i go back 30 years. it has changed, it's changed a lot. >> sandra: jonathan, i wonder if you can give us some idea of what we might see live outside the courtroom, what kind of time frame there might be before kyle rittenhouse walk...