Kyle Rittenhouse

One of my biggest mentors is Mark Richards and of course, your opposite.

They're my two attorneys.

I live and die by their advice.

They're some of the closest people to me.

Natalie Wisco, one of my other attorneys, are some of my closest advisors and I take their advice to the heart.

Incredible.

Yeah, because you were facing some serious time, right?

Some serious charges.

Yeah, I was facing life in prison without the possibility of parole.

And how old were you?

I was 17.

Yeah, no, I wasn't an adult.

I was charged with five, originally six counts, but I was charged with five felony counts.

One of the highest count being 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.

He was a big supporter and advocate of me when I was going through my trial and Tucker Carlson and other people that helped push the truth, Jack Post a bit being one of them.