Kyle Rittenhouse, known for shooting three men during civil unrest, faced protesters' jeers at an event about the Second Amendment at the University of Memphis. The event turned chaotic as Kyle struggled to handle a Q&A session and was questioned about TPUSA's CEO Charlie Kirk's race-baiting comments.
Kyle Rittenhouse abruptly exited the stage after facing protesters’ jeers during an event about the Second Amendment at the University of Memphis. The 21-year-old, infamous for shooting three men during civil unrest in Kenosha, was invited to speak about the amendment and the lies of a nonprofit organization .
However, the event quickly turned chaotic as Kyle went straight into a Q&A session he couldn't handle. Protesters questioned him about TPUSA's CEO Charlie Kirk's race-baiting comments.
Kyle Rittenhouse Protesters Jeers Second Amendment University Of Memphis Civil Unrest Q&A Session Nonprofit Organization TPUSA Charlie Kirk Race-Baiting Comments
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