Ep 92 | Rittenhouse Trial: Media Tries to Enflame More Riots | Jack Posobiec Fact-Checks Coverage
Whitlock brings in the words of 18th-century philosopher Voltaire to explain the absurdities the media has perpetuated during the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. How could the press coverage of the shootings during Kenosha’s Jacob Blake riots lead to MORE riots? “Human Events” editor Jack Posobiec clarifies the latest misinformation about Rittenhouse’s background. Dave Shannon from “Cross Politic” explains why making government into a “false idol” led to the tragedy in Wisconsin. Former Missouri wide receiver T.J. Moe brings his knowledge of guns to the discussion of the recently dropped weapons charges against Rittenhouse. Plus, you can count on Uncle Jimmy for a hilarious take on Cam Newton upon his return to the Panthers.
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