WATCH: Kyle Rittenhouse blasted legacy media and prosecutors' 'double standard' in the Daniel Perry shooting case. 'He defended himself. He knows what he did was right,' Rittenhouse told FoxNews host TuckerCarlson.
Kyle Rittenhouse blasted legacy media and prosecutors'"double standard" in the Daniel Perry shooting case.
Daniel Perry was convicted of murder for defending himself from a violent mob. Kyle Rittenhouse responds. pic.twitter.com/N0mRodCiFaThe legacy media do not want to portray the truth about Perry, according to Rittenhouse.
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