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Reasonable amount of force. that the prosecution failed to meet their burden of reckless endangerment. >> john: emily, we are hoping to have miranda devine for "the new york post" on this hour. she was supposed to be on last hour but i got bumped because of the breaking news. we are hoping to get her back. you mentioned the article which he wrote, ten heinous mistruths about kyle rittenhouse. one of them was that he was a white supremacist. as then candidate joe biden labeled him in a tweet. that turned out not to be true and was debunked. that rittenhouse took an ar-15 across state lines. he ...

>> john: sandra, you missed what the judge said at the top but he is calling the jury down. in many past cases we have seen juries come down with a verdict on fridays many times because they are sequestered and don't want to spend the weekend continuing to be sequestered. this jury has not been sequestered. that rule may be thrown out. they did order lunch. apparently yes we have confirmed there's a verdict. the verdict from the jury in the kyle rittenhouse case will be coming down very soon. carol markowitz from "the new york post" tweeted this about 30, 40 minutes ago. she hadn't been coveri...

Serving judge in the state of wisconsin. he does things his own way. we can't get caught up in the quirks of a judge as a person and we have to look at their legal decisionmaking. people were surprised at the way judge schroeder did things. he likes to give anecdotes and tell stories. he has a sharp legal mind. he has this tendency of thinking aloud as he's making decisions. but you can see that he's been giving both sides an opportunity to argue their points and his decisions have been thoughtful. and they've been legal. and a lot of people may have disagreed with the judge, the way that he's...

This was an issue that the defense had briefed and argued about for months before the trial, saying that there was an exception in the statute that applied where a 17-year-old could in fact possess a long gun, as long as it wasn't a short shotgun but could possess a long gun on the streets. it was briefed, it was argued, the judge ultimately denied the defense's motion to dismiss the count but then suddenly decides the argument has merit and decides to dismiss the count. he changed his decision midstream here. but it was a misdemeanor count, it was really the least of kyle rittenhouse's proble...

0 a jury of his peers found kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all counts. rittenhouse collapsed in the kenosha, wisconsin courtroom as the final not guilty verdict was read. rittenhouse himself took the stand in his own defense, a risky move that approved successful for the defense. in and out conversation will turn to what's going to happen next. what affect will this case have on things like vigilanteism and self-defense arguments? not to mention what happens immediately in the city of kenosha. joining me from the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin, nbc correspondent shaquille brewster. former fe...