Alex Jones On Rittenhouse Acquittal: Rioters Shot By Kyle 'F**ked Around And Found Out'
After Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty of all charges, Infowars host Alex Jones said the violent mob that attacked him “f**ked around and found out.”
Infowars host Alex Jones joined the public discussion following the acquittal of Kenosha teen Kyle Rittenhouse, saying that the violent mob that attacked Rittenhouse “f**ked around and found out.”
“Kyle Rittenhouse stopped running, didn’t he? He stopped running. After days of things being burned and people getting stabbed and killed, he said ‘You know what? They’re getting close to my dad’s house where I stay the weekends. They’re getting next to my dad’s business. I’m gonna go out there and I’m gonna try to help people. I’m gonna try to put out fires. I’m gonna have a gun. I’m gonna defend myself.'”
“Then here comes a mob of people looking for trouble,” Jones said. “You know what? They f**ked around and they found out, didn’t they?”
AJ: “Mob of people looking for trouble fucked around and found out!” pic.twitter.com/sdrwmIf65K
— Adan Salazar (@AdanSalazarWins) November 19, 2021
After a trial that took almost two weeks, with national attention focused on the courthouse, Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all counts, including homicide charges. He had previously been charged with firearms charges, but these were struck by Judge Schroeder, National File previously reported.
The trial had come under severe scrutiny, with the prosecution behaving in a strange manner at various times. During the prosecution’s closing argument during the Kyle Rittenhouse homicide trial on Monday, Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger picked up an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle and shouldered it in a shooting position with the barrel pointed in the jury’s general direction towards the left side of the courtroom with his finger inside the trigger guard, in a violation of firearm safety etiquette.
BREAKING: Kyle Rittenhouse collapses crying as he is ACQUITTED of all charges. pic.twitter.com/X1LLehwAhX
— National File (@NationalFile) November 19, 2021
