BUCK: In preparation here for the verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, some people already getting ready for the possibility that things could be — well, I should say — a bit tense. You have Governor Tony Evers of Wisconsin mobilizing 500 National Guard. Looks like he’s… Yeah, 500 National Guard troops, and so we’re looking to see if that actually turns into a problem or not. We could have a verdict on, well, Monday, Tuesday, someday next week. We’ll see what ends up happening there.
CLAY: You think Kyle Rittenhouse might take his gun out if he’s not guilty and help to patrol the streets of Kenosha again? Can you imagine the irony in that if he got a not-guilty verdict, they called out the National Guard and he helped to patrol the streets of Kenosha again? Can you imagine the libs losing their minds over that video? They would definitely lose their minds. I think that Kyle… Let’s just wait. Let’s wait and see. You never know with a jury and, they could feel a lot of pressure. There have been people concerned about jury intimidation all along here.
CLAY: No doubt.
BUCK: So we’ll see. But they’ve called out 500 National Guard. No, I should say “readied the deployment of 500 National Guard troops” because we all know, right, that if Kyle Rittenhouse is found guilty, God forbid, there won’t be riots. We all know. It’s only if Kyle Rittenhouse is found not guilty, the left will riot, and the Biden voters will riot ’cause they think that they’re justified in doing so.
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