1. At one point in his closing, Binger alarmingly picked up the AR-15 rifle that Rittenhouse had used and pointed the rifle at people in the courtroom with his finger on the trigger, imitating how ...

Rittenhouse was on the streets of Kenosha ... defendants), the prosecutor pointed a rifle at the jury with his finger on the trigger, and MSNBC ended up getting kicked out of the courtroom ...

as "a rioter" who had pointed his "middle finger at police." Disputing the state's characterization of Huber, Richards emphasized that Huber hit Rittenhouse twice, including striking him in the head.

"All four of them—Rittenhouse and the three men he'd shot—were about to be manufactured by the media machine into caricatures of the people they really were," he wrote. Pointing the finger at ...

Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger caused some gasps during closing arguments when he picked up the gun Rittenhouse used to kill two men, and with his finger on the trigger, pointed it in f ...

Tsk tsk tsk,” as he mockingly wagged his finger. This couldn’t have played well to the jury. Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger holds Kyle Rittenhouse’s gun as he gives the state’s ...

Richards then tried to malign the character of Rittenhouse’s second victim, Anthony Huber, by showing the jury a slide that characterized him as “rioter,” seen “pointing middle finger at ...

Rittenhouse had a more powerful weapon and a quicker trigger finger than Huber or Grosskreutz. Thus, he walks free, in full health, while Huber lies in a grave and Grosskreutz gets by without the ...

Rittenhouse, then aged 17 ... group of Native Americans who shared a photo of themselves raising their middle fingers at the Mount Rushmore National Memorial to "leave" the country.

Rittenhouse's statement comes less than a month after Trump survived an assassination attempt and a few months after Trump assured "no one will lay a finger" on guns at a National Rifle ...