Kyle Rittenhouse trial begins in a polarizing case of 'self defense'
Rittenhouse responded to social media calls to take up arms against the Kenosha protests. The teen shot three people, two fatally.
Kyle Rittenhouse trial begins in a polarizing case of 'self defense'
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