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[[File:Chris Wallace fake news.PNG|left|300px|thumb|Fake news TV host Chris Wallace asked President Trump during the 2020 presidential debate to condemn “white supremacists causing violence in cities like Kenosha."<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2020/10/01/dear-chris-wallace-we-were-in-kenosha-and-no-white-supremacists-and-militias-didnt-cause-violence/</ref> Wallace quit Fox News and moved to CNN days after Rittenhouse's acquittal.<ref>https://www.businessinsider.com/chris-wallace-criticize-fox-news-hosts-appear-justify-kenosha-shooter-2020-8</ref>]]
[[File:Chris Wallace fake news.PNG|left|300px|thumb|Fake news TV host Chris Wallace asked President Trump during the 2020 presidential debate to condemn “white supremacists causing violence in cities like Kenosha."<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2020/10/01/dear-chris-wallace-we-were-in-kenosha-and-no-white-supremacists-and-militias-didnt-cause-violence/</ref> Wallace quit Fox News and moved to CNN days after Rittenhouse's acquittal.<ref>https://www.businessinsider.com/chris-wallace-criticize-fox-news-hosts-appear-justify-kenosha-shooter-2020-8</ref>]]
{{See also|Biden Putsch}}
{{See also|Biden Putsch}}
Democrat presidential nominee [[Joe Biden]] ran a heavily edited campaign ad after the first presidential debate that showing a montage of clips and photos from the Biden supporting [[Richard Spencer]] rally held in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017. An image of Rittenhouse holding a rifle while on the ground in [[Kenosha]] as also included. The ad capitalized on a wholly dishonest assessment by Biden and his allies in the media that President Trump refused to condemn [[white supremacy]].
Democrat presidential nominee [[Joe Biden]] ran a heavily edited campaign ad after the first presidential debate that showing a montage of clips and photos from the Biden supporting [[Richard Spencer]] rally held in [[Charlottesville]], Virginia in 2017. An image of Rittenhouse holding a rifle while on the ground in [[Kenosha]] as also included. The ad capitalized on a wholly dishonest assessment by Biden and his allies in the media that President Trump refused to condemn [[white supremacy]].
Lin Wood, the attorney representing Rittenhouse took to [[social media]] to announce a lawsuit was filed.
Lin Wood, the attorney representing Rittenhouse took to [[social media]] to announce a lawsuit was filed.