Kyle Rittenhouse

I was charged with five felony counts, one of the highest counting, first degree intentional homicide, reckless homicide, attempted homicide, reckless endangerment.

You add all the charges up, life in prison without parole plus 300 years.

Insane.

And I feel like when it's such a public case like that, they want to make an example out of you.

Oh, absolutely.

And thank God there were people out there fighting for me in the public eye such as Charlie Kirk.

And then what happened on September 10th motivated me to get back into the fight for Charlie Kirk because his voice was silenced and I never want to see that happen to another person ever again.

No, I've been to a few AmFests in the past.

I spoke in 21 right after my acquittal.

Charlie had me on stage with him and it was an honor to be able to speak beside him, Jack Bosevic, and a few other people.

Let's go.

How's life been lately?

I'm sure it's been a lot of ups and downs since that incident.

Yeah, absolutely.

Over the past couple years, I've been a strong advocate for the Second Amendment.

I recently took a hiatus, but after what happened on September 10th, it's motivated me to get back into the fight stronger than ever because we are all Charlie and we need to do it for him.

We should not be silenced.

You said you took a hiatus.

Yeah, so in January, I moved to Florida.

I originally lived in Texas for a while, moved to Florida, and started dissolving my social medias a little bit and just living a little bit more private life out of the spotlight, not getting involved in politics as much, and eventually moving to Colorado to receive some mentorship from Victor Marks.