I think it bears mentioning that, technically, McGinnis did terribly. He was a witness for the prosecution to help them make their case against Kyle. Not only did he shut down the narrative that Kyle was putting him in danger, he also punched holes in the story that Kyle murdered Pedobaum.
Yeah that last witness painted a picture of a little boy in way over his head, surrounded by violent shitbags who even attacked him while he was trying to get Rosenbaum to a hospital.
"Day 4 of the Rittenhouse trial. My suit is still ill-fitting and I'm starting to regret quitting my job at Applebee's..."
I actually wonder why the prosecution called him at all. He's a Daily Caller reporter and appeared on Tucker, he was very unlikely to go along with the prosecution's narrative at all.
Because Kyle is innocent.
Maybe he's trying to get out in front of some things, but this is a weak case and there's only so much "Yeah but..." shit you can try to pull.
I can respect the decision to let that train-wreck speak for itself.
He was an eyewitness to Rosy getting smoked, and technically a complaining witness in the endangerment charge. Binger is just throwing shit at a wall.
Because not calling the person whose experience in the basis of what you wrote in your complaint to speak about it would be odd. And an easy attack point.
"He had as much of a right to be there as anyone else."
He's apparently trying to claim Kyle lied about his age or being an EMT. It's a flimsy line of attack, but is meant to attack Kyle's character.
