As a red state Report On Friday, after several days of deliberation, 18-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse was released, and a jury in Kenosha, Wisconsin, ruled that he was not guilty of all five charges brought against him by prosecutors.
There have been many articles about the conspiracy of traditional media to spread blatantly incorrect facts and errors throughout the trial process. You can find the latest here(See: “AP leaves facts on the cutting room floor”)
Then, earlier today, my colleague Mike Miller Wrote about Fox News and Tucker Carlson booked a major coup for the first interview with Kyle Rittenhouse after his acquittal. Carlson’s team also has an upcoming documentary.
But it turns out that we are not the only ones paying attention, at least in the last story. The always vigilant CNN detective Brian Stelter is not to be outdone in exposing Fox News’s evil deeds. He told his (possibly meager) Twitter followers cadres that they were smart this morning:
The surprise on Friday night may not come as a surprise: during and after the trial, Tucker Carlson’s staff were filming with Kyle Rittenhouse… https://t.co/idM8e8FnGK pic.twitter.com/gXOjC9PbvC
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) November 20, 2021
First of all, there is nothing wrong with Rittenhouse talking to the media. This, especially when the trial was going on, he was unable to speak for himself and defend himself in the court of public opinion. Of course, any good defense lawyer will ensure that this is what happened. If anyone has a reason to directly record what happened in Kenosha that night, it is this young man. Unfortunately, the mob tried to end Rittenhouse’s life-as the saying goes, they made trouble and found out. Self-defense is still a right that we Americans have and cherish, and the ability of the jury on Friday to confirm this is gratifying.
Does Stelter have any facts that can prove that the actions of “Tucker Carlson Tonight”, Fox News and Rittenhouse are illegal? This is questionable. As far as I can see, it looks like a pile of nothing burgers with dirty hints, with a whole bottle of sour grapes.
Look, this is the real problem that Stelter encountered in an interview with Fox News. He is right.it is no Surprising, but not because of what Stelter thinks.His web limped forward and continued to scrape the bottom of the barrel when it came to RatingsIf my “news” channel misses a major “get” like this, you better believe that I will try to blame anyone but myself.
