Will Johnson: Hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us on this special broadcast. I am in Kenosha. They have the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, and basically, this is against the Second Amendment. Against you defending yourself.
So, I have had the opportunity to talk to different people here on the ground about the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, what is happening and what they think could happen. We have a lot to talk about this evening. Channon is in the studio. Channon, are you there? Yeah, I can’t hear Channon if she is there. (silence) Okay, I guess Channon is not coming on. So, what happened …
Channon: You can’t hear me?
Will Johnson: I can hear you now. You still there?
Channon: I’m here.
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Make sure to keep the conversation brief. The broadcast is an hour, depending on how everything goes. It might go a little further, but it’s typically just one hour for the radio broadcast. So, Channon, right when I got here, the news was that NBC actually followed one of the jurors out of the courtroom and supposedly followed them, asking them questions, posing questions to them.
Now, the judge has constantly, repeatedly made it clear to the jury that they’re not supposed to talk to anybody outside of the jurors themselves, the 12 jurors. He made it clear. Every court has this conversation. Every court that I’ve known. I can hear that feedback. You don’t have it muted on your end. Every court case that I’ve known is the judge always says, do not have a conversation with anybody.
You are not even supposed to have a conversation with your loved ones or family members about the case, about what’s going on behind closed doors, but in this case, you had NBC, to my understanding, follow them.
So, what makes me believe is NBC wants to intimidate them, and they’re probably saying, well, we’re just chasing the story. We are trying to get the story. They know good and well enough that they are not supposed to talk to them. The jury is not supposed to talk to them either, so for them to believe that.
Channon: Let me tell you, Will. There’s an update on what happened. So, the judge said today, what happened is the van left with the jurors. The NBC person followed the van for about a block. When the van went through the light, the freelancer for NBC ran the red light.
When he ran the red light, police officers were right there, so they pulled them over. They’re saying that the guy from NBC, the freelancer said he wasn’t really following the van, but the judge said he said, well, at this point, he’s not sure what the truth is. He said it looked like he was following the van, so he just completely banned them from the courthouse and MSNBC.
Will Johnson: That’s good. Was it MSNBC?
Channon: NBC is a part of MSNBC.
Will Johnson: Yeah, that’s true. We already know the tactics of the left. They love to intimidate those who don’t agree with them. They love to intimidate people, to get them, to sway a certain way, and I’m willing to bet that this was part of their tactic. To have the jurors uncomfortable that they’re getting followed. This is insane, people.
To my understanding, rumor has it. I haven’t been able to verify this yet. Maybe you have, Channon. Rumor has it that some of the jurors have been relieved of jury duty because they felt intimidated by the crowd outside, and they are intimidated by being followed home. So, it reminds me that they’re probably going to end up wanting to decide this case for their own safety.
Not on the facts of the case, not what actually took place, but for their own safety, they will go along with the left. They will go along with trying to remove the basic necessity or the basic need that we all should have, and that is protecting ourselves. They literally want to remove that element from us. They don’t believe that we should be able to protect ourselves. So, that’s part of it. To give you more content, I was able to talk to a few people here on the ground earlier, and I talked to this one liberal, a white female. Of course, she’s out here, and she’s telling all of us what’s best for black people. She also even made a comment, get this.
I was able to record it because the reception is terrible in front of the courthouse like I said, but I was able to record this when she said that people don’t have a voice, so black people don’t know exactly how to express themselves or how to get their voices heard. So, what happens is that black people will go out, and they will start looting, rioting, and burning stuff so that their voices will be heard. She said that was okay for them to do. Can you believe it?
Channon: Man, I mean, the way they think it is crazy.
Will Johnson: 100%. It is 100% crazy. The first time I heard, I said, did she actually say that? Then I had to go back and ask her again. I said, let me make sure I heard what you said, and she said yes. The rioting, looting, and burning stuff are okay because no one is listening to them.
She said there are no black people that have a voice. I brought up and said, so what about Don Lemon? What about Joy Reid? These are black people that are on major networks, right? Are you telling me no one is listening to them? Do you know what her response was? Her response was that they were being controlled by white people.
Channon: We’ll see. That’s my whole thing. I think you should have brought up the point that you’re a black man. You have hundreds of thousands of followers. You do have people listening to you. You do have a voice, but see, they don’t want to hear that.
Will Johnson: I did tell her that, but she didn’t want to hear it. What it comes down to is I’m not the right type of black voice. That’s it. She wants the criminal thugs to be heard. There is nothing to hear from them. If you’re going to be a criminal, a thug, there’s nothing that I want to hear from you other than you saying that you’re going to wake up, stop being violent, and stop doing thuggery.
Channon: You know, the sad thing, Will. I know at one point you have been in the street, and you’ve talked to some of those people at some of those crazy events. Most of the people that are rioting and looting, they’re just opportunists. They just want to get free stuff. They’re not even political. They most likely can’t even tell you why they’re out there.
Will Johnson: A lot of them say that they’re out here, get this, they say they’re out here because people should not be able to protect themselves. They are literally saying that. Should people not be able to protect themselves? They also made a statement; the same white female liberal that I was talking to also made a statement saying that here in Kenosha, if someone were to stab you, you cannot defend yourself until after they stab you for the seventh time.
Channon: It’s so ridiculous. You know, what Will, we have a caller on the line. We have Dawson on the line. Hey, Dawson, you are on with Will.
Will Johnson: Hey, Dawson.
Channon: Hello, Dawson.
Dawson: Can you hear me?
Channon: We can hear you loud and clear. What’s going on, Dawson?
Dawson: Awesome. How are you guys doing?
Will Johnson: All right.
Channon: We are doing good.
Dawson: Oh, you’re in Kenosha right now, right, Will?
Will Johnson: Yes, I am in Kenosha. Thank you for calling Dawson.
Dawson: Actually, I didn’t know how yesterday, but I finally was able to, like, donate a coffee to you. I think that’s what it is, right, on your website. I hope you got there.
Will Johnson: Yeah, I Appreciate it.
Dawson: Oh yeah, of course. So, I haven’t been following up because I’ve had class all day, but have they determined the verdict yet?
Will Johnson: No, they have not. So, the rumor has it is they’re probably going to end up waiting until Monday before they actually come back with the verdict. The reason being, what I’m hearing, the rumor has it because it’s Friday. I think they’re going to try to present it, but all of that is a rumor. I think they’re here until 5:00 p.m.
So, they still could within the next 45 minutes come back and say they have a verdict, but there’s no reason why they’re not going to be here tomorrow. They could come back tomorrow and say, you know, we have it if you want to release it. It would be at the judge’s discussion, at that point. If he would say, hold onto it and wait until Monday.
Dawson: Yeah, it’s crazy. So, I just sent you an email. I don’t know if you saw it, but the Mormon church. Did you see my email? I guess you didn’t since you are in Kenosha.
Channon: He can’t see your email. He’s out in the field. Make it quick, Dawson, because people can’t hear you.
Dawson: Okay, I’ll make it quick.
Dawson: Can you hear me?
Channon: Yeah, hurry up, make it quick.
Will Johnson: Yeah, go quick, Dawson. I apologize.
Dawson: So, the Mormon church just came out today against, not today, but recently made a statement against same-sex marriage and against all of this stuff that’s going on. I just wanted to get your thoughts on what you thought about them coming out against it.
Channon: Okay, thanks, Dawson. For the people watching and listening. The caller wants to know what Will thinks about the Mormon church coming out against the LGBT community.
Will Johnson: I think it’s awesome. If they haven’t done it before now, I’m not sure why they wouldn’t have done it before now. I think what’s happening with that whole community is presented to indoctrinate children and have children believe a certain way. It’s not healthy for society.
That’s not healthy for our children. It’s not healthy for any community, for people to live that lifestyle. That’s just my personal opinion. Now, if someone wants to live that lifestyle, by all means, they can go ahead. Do your thing, right.
Channon: Will, you brought this up before. You’ve been upset that more churches have not come out and spoken against LGBT, pedophilia, and abortion. Our churches have become more of a social type organization rather than a religious one, Bible-based one.
Will Johnson: Right. They’ve come to the point where they want to, you know, get along. So, a lot of churches don’t want to lose their members because they know a lot of people in their church are living that lifestyle, or a lot of people in the church is supportive of that lifestyle. So, that is where a lot of that comes into play.
Channon: Let me ask you, Will, because you’re there in Kenosha right now. How many people would you say have been in front of the courthouse today?
Will Johnson: Right now, I would say, probably total, if you want to include all of the press, maybe roughly 100 people. There would be a lot more if it weren’t snowing out here.
Channon: I see it snowing. That’s pretty crazy. So, which would you say, those people are for Rittenhouse being proven innocent, or are people looking for a guilty verdict?
Will Johnson: Well, the majority of the people here, in my opinion, they’re looking for a guilty verdict. Even the media, even the leftist media out here, they’re all looking for a guilty verdict because that’s just the way they estimate on the beat. We all know this, but the majority of the people that are just activists and stuff like that are out here because they want the guilty verdict against Rittenhouse. Now, do you remember the young couple? I say the young couple that was arrested. I forget what state they were in; I think it might have been Atlanta. I can’t remember, but Antifa and BLM approached their home, and we’re basically going to burn their home down. They went outside of their home, protecting their home. The male had a rifle, and she had a pistol. Do you recall that?
Channon: Oh yeah, I heard they’ve been there.
Will Johnson: Yeah, for the life of me, and I apologize. Everyone probably knows who I’m talking about, remembering the names. I cannot remember their names. It starts with a P or something like that. Anyway, they are here, and I was talking to him. I asked him the question; why do you think that if we get a guilty verdict that everything will be peaceful, the city will be quiet, nothing will happen, but if we get a non-guilty verdict, an innocent verdict, why do you think everything would be burning?
He straight-up said, first, he didn’t know who I was, and he said, why do you think that is? I told him because it would get into the emotion of the BLM, Antifa, and the left. They would go out there, they’d get angry, and they didn’t know what else to do, so they started burning stuff. He goes, that’s exactly it.
Then I also ask him, why do you think Antifa and BLM are the foot soldiers for the Democrat Party? He laid it out that they’ve worked for them. They work hand in hand together to cause chaos, to cause destruction. On top of that, Antifa and BLM, just like the media following the jury, and then they lie, come on. I mean, what are the odds of them following that van, running the red light, and having a police officer pull them over.
Channon: Exactly, they ran the red light because they didn’t want to lose them.
Will Johnson: Exactly. So, they decided to go through, run the red light.
Channon: The case you’re talking about is Mark and Patricia McCloskey. They’re from St. Louis.
Will Johnson: Yes, that’s it, from St. Louis, exactly.
Channon: The judge just wrapped up for the day, so here we are Thursday, and I think people have been on pins and needles. They really thought by now that we would have had a ruling. Are you hearing anything about why the jury, what the holdup is? Have you heard anything?
Will Johnson: The last thing I heard is that they want to look at more videos. They wanted to look at that. Like I mentioned earlier, a lot of those that are sitting on the jury, or at least two of them, have been replaced. The rumor has it they were replaced because they were feeling intimidated. They were scared by the left and their tactics of attacking them of following them home, which is completely insane to me.
Channon: Yeah, and the sad thing is, to me, that could even be grounds for a mistrial because the jury is so intimidated. Are they going to have a fair judgment? You have to think about that.
Will Johnson: Even now, how many on the jury will not decide because of intimidation.
Channon: We have a caller, Will. I’ll try to have him ask one quick question, and we’ll let people know what the question is. Okay, hold on, it’s Roger from California. Roger, if you can hear me, please just ask one question so that we can repeat it for your audience, and Will can answer it.
Roger: Yeah, Will. I appreciate you guys. It’s good you are out there in the front lines in Kenosha. I feel like this is 2020 all over again. The lady that you spoke with, the liberal left white lady, was totally a paid actor, the way she was very enthusiastic, but in a very fake way, screaming in your face.
Will Johnson: You were able to see that?
Roger: I was able to see that, and you know what? This reminds me of 2020 all over again. I remember Santa Monica and Long Beach; these cities were being torn down by Antifa. What happened was there were a lot of business owners there in Santa Monica, in a far liberal area that was protecting their business with guns, and the media covered that.
There’s something to say about that. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. It’s for your safety. Think about this; you got hordes of people breaking the glass to steal some Air Jordans. What happens if you step on the glass? I mean, there are no safety protocols anywhere. Anyone can get hurt.
Will Johnson: You’re absolutely right. So, hey, sorry to cut you off, but a lot of people can’t hear you, and I want to be able to hear you. It’s my fault, and I apologize for that. Do you have a question? So, I know I can relay this to them.
Roger: No question. All I’m saying is keep doing what you’re doing. Get in their face and get argumentative because I think at the end of the day, people know the truth versus lies. That’s all it is.
Will Johnson: Absolutely. Hey, I appreciate it.
Roger: Thank you, Will.
Will Johnson: So, for everyone is watching. He thanked me for being here and to said, “keep up the work. Get in there,” like I’ve been doing, and “tell them the truth. They don’t like the truth,” and what was amazing to me is that the white, liberal female that I was talking to was saying, “how can you be black and think the way you do?” I’m like, what are you talking about? How can I be black? How about I see the truth? I recognize the truth, and I’ll leave it at that. She said, you don’t know the truth if you can be thinking like that.
Channon: Yeah, Will, people heard him because I put him on speaker, but when he’s talking, you can’t talk.
Will Johnson: Okay, that’s great. That’s awesome, thank you.
Channon: So, if somebody wants to give us a call, you can just make sure that it’s one question. And then I can take off speaker, and Will can answer, but the number here is 516-595-8069, press one to come on the line. I’m sure Will would love to hear what you got to say out there in the field. So, Will do you see people leaving now or what’s going on now?
Will Johnson: Yeah, so for everyone viewing, I’m going to zoom in a little bit, and for all the audio listeners, I’ll explain it. So, what you can see down the way a little bit here is there’s the courthouse, and I’m going to zoom in for everyone that’s watching. I am going to try to do this without being shaky or anything. Let me zoom in, and you can see that there are multiple people here still. You can see a few people up on the steps there, but there’s a lot of people right there.
There’s a lot of people that are right in front of the courthouse. You can see there are quite a few people simply walking down right now, right in the way there. As soon as they get out of the way, they realize they’ve got a mass of liberals. You can see there’s a lot of people still that are here and are waiting until 5:00. They want to make sure that they’re here if a verdict is called before they release all of the jurors for the evening.
Channon: I can’t even imagine what Rittenhouse is going through right now. You know, the best-case scenario is they would have come back pretty fast and just said not guilty, but apparently, there are some questions. That makes me nervous. What about you? What do you think? Does that make you nervous? Does that put people on edge?
Will Johnson: Yeah, I’m highly concerned, and it makes me think about the 2020 election, how a lot of these judges, the Supreme Court, to my understanding, didn’t want to hear any cases or any time a case came to their desk about election fraud they threw it out, saying it’s political.
They didn’t want to talk about it. With them doing that, they said it was best for them to go with Biden, O’Biden they knew that we don’t have to worry about any cities burning. I mean, seriously. So, those on the jury are questioning the same thing. Will their lives be at stake? Will the city burn afterward if all of that takes place?
A lot of people are highly concerned. I mean, think about it. If you’re sitting on the jury, me personally, look, I do the videos, radio, audio all the time, and I get death threats. I get people attacking me. I’m not afraid of them, but people who don’t do this every day, and people who are not subject to it every day, they’re concerned. They’re concerned, am I going to be attacked at home?
Now that you have the news media. I know I keep bringing it up, but you have a news media outlet following them. You know they have it in their mind now. They already have it set in their mind that if they follow them, who else could follow them.
Channon: Yeah, and you and I know very well that it doesn’t just affect us. Personally, it affects our family. If you have children in school, it affects our children, the relationships they have with their friends, and their teachers. It has a very serious domino effect, and so, yeah, I’m concerned. If he is brought back in, and the verdict is guilty. I don’t see how it’s not a mistrial. Will, we have a caller. We have Sheila from Kentucky.
Will Johnson: Hey, Sheila.
Sheila: Hi, Will. How are you?
Will Johnson: Good.
Channon: Yeah, he’s doing good. If your mind, Sheila, just ask Will a question so he can answer.
Sheila: Sure, why was this jury not sequestered?
Channon: That’s a really good question. Hey, I’m going to hang up with you, Sheila, and let Will answer that.
Sheila: Sure.
Channon: That’s a good question, Will, and you know what? She’s not the first one to ask that. Why was he not sequestered?
Will Johnson: Yeah. How do you answer that? Seriously, how? How do you answer that? Thank you for the call, and that’s an absolutely wonderful question. How do you answer that question? Why weren’t they? I don’t know how to answer that. Let’s just say there are so many problems with this case.
Channon: You know, if they were sequestered, they might have been protected more from the threat of harm being brought on to them. Do you know what I mean?
Will Johnson: Maybe they were just thinking that this wasn’t going to be such a high-profile case. Maybe they thought that because we’ve had cases in the past where something was similar. We had other cases in the past where, you know, there’s been a firearm involved. I don’t know why. I mean, how do you answer that? Why didn’t they? Maybe they didn’t think it was going to be such a high-profile case?
Channon: Okay, listen, we have another caller. We have Connie from Texas. Connie, what do you got? Ask Will a question, and then I will hang up and let him answer.
Connie: Hi, Will.
Will Johnson: Hi.
Connie: Yes, Will, I just found out, I’ve been streaming this trial, and a juror wanted to take the jury instructions home with them this evening, and he allowed it. Now I’m afraid, what is it? Can it be jury tampering? I mean, they could get on the internet and find out the pros and cons of all this stuff, this mess.
I’m afraid this juror wants to, I don’t know … try to … I know there are a few holdouts. One or two, maybe want to convict him of something, but they were allowed to take the jury instructions home. I’ve never heard of this before.
Channon: Yeah, that’s a good question. Hey, Connie, I’m gonna hang up with you and then let Will answer that. I didn’t hear about that, so thank you, Connie, for letting us know. That’s a good question. Why would they be allowed to take that home? Because pretty much when they go home, they’re not supposed to talk about it or anything.
Will Johnson: The judge allowed them?
Channon: That’s what she said. He allowed them to bring the jury instructions home.
Will Johnson: Okay, so if the judge allowed one of the jury members or all of them to take the instructions home. I don’t know. I do know this if that information is leaked. They could go to jail. So, would they want to leak it?
Channon: I don’t know. Some people think about money.
Will Johnson: How much money would a liberal media outlet give to have that information right now?
Channon: Yeah, I’m watching them right now. People are saying it’s true.
Will Johnson: Would it be worth going to jail for? They make it clear there’s a reason why they tell you, don’t talk outside. You can get in serious trouble for leaking that information for talking. Just imagine if one of those people on the jury went over to MSNBC or CNN and just started saying, blah blah blah.
You see a lot of those people that set on the jury. As soon as it’s over with, they’re going to be sitting on these panels. CNN is probably trying to find out who they are. MSNBC is probably trying to find out who they are and already sending them stuff in the mail, saying, hey, once this case is over, we want you to come on and talk about it. Talk about your experience.
Channon: Are they supposed to go straight home after? I mean, can they go out to eat or do anything after the trial? Because my question is, what happens if they have those notes on them, and they just, I’m putting in quotations, “accidentally” leave it there?
Will Johnson: Yeah, I get you.
Channon: Not to be a conspiracy theorist, but I’m just wondering with the motivation to bring it home would be.
Will Johnson: You know what? I think we would have gotten a quicker verdict as well if they had put them all in the hotel room.
Channon: I agree.
Will Johnson: You get a hotel, and then you go to the courtroom. Do you want to get out of this hotel? You’ll come up with a verdict. That would probably speed things up, but here they can all go home and sit by their cozy, warm fireplace if they have one. Sit and watch a little TV, get on the internet, get jiggly with it, whatever it is they’re going to do.
Then they come back in. I wouldn’t be surprised if some of them are just trying to milk it; I’m trying to milk this. I’m telling you. This is just my opinion. I don’t know. Let me say this, the biggest thing out of all of this is that our Second Amendment is on the line here because if they’re successfully able to get away with this, just like the left has been able to get away with a lot.
They’re going to use this against our Second Amendment.
On top of that, they’re going to make it clear you can’t even simply defend yourself. That’s a major problem. That is a major problem.
Channon: I don’t even know. I forgot what I was going to say. For those people asking who the lady is talking, I’m actually Will’s producer. I do the podcast with him on Thursdays. Will is in Kenosha. Poor guy is freezing out there. You say it’s like 50 degrees.
Will Johnson: 30 degrees out here.
Channon: Yeah, we have seen some snow flurries. Today I read an article, Will. That even the schools, all schools in Kenosha have closed ahead of the verdict. They really think that something is going to happen. Do you get that feeling? I mean, do you feel like groups are lurking?
Will Johnson: To go right along with what they’re saying, I was told as of yesterday, the National Guard was staying about 90 minutes out of the city. Mind you, if they get the verdict, and it all pops off, they start burning. It’s 90 minutes for the National Guard to come in here and mobilize the area, but I was told earlier, as of today, they are just outside of the city. So, if it pops off, they’re here in minutes. It’s just odd.
The only reason why we found out that they were 90 minutes away is that, if I’m not mistaken, one of the news networks, I’m thinking, might have been Fox News. They found where they were staying and were talking to them. In the video, they had all of the military gear on the vehicles.
Everything looked like the army’s coming in, seriously. Still, why do you have to do all of that if the young man is found innocent? If he is found innocent, personally, he should be because of all the evidence and the way the prosecutor ran his case. If he is found innocent, there is no cause to burn down the city. Seriously, if people want change, and they really want something better. Then find something better, other than burning down the city. That is not the answer.
Channon: Yeah. To me, this is a bigger issue, and it further shows the divide here in America, but the biggest thing that scares me is we’re superseding people’s personal rights. A right to a fair trial very concerns me because you have MSNBC, CNN, and you have all these networks that are already convicting this young man. It is so disappointing because you cannot tell me that it has not influenced the opinion of the American people. It’s irresponsible for the news people to do that, but it’s scary that due process might not be afforded to Rittenhouse.
Will Johnson: Exactly. So, I’m hoping that this judge will make the right decision at the end of the day for this young man because this young man, he’s basically defended his life. Like I was telling you earlier. They’re saying here in Kenosha, now, I haven’t been able to verify this, but they were saying that if someone were to stab you seven times, after the seventh time, then you can protect yourself. So, if they stab you four times, five times, six times, you still can’t defend yourself. You have to wait until the seventh time.
Channon: It just takes one stabbing to kill you.
Will Johnson: I know. I said, did you hear what you’re saying? They’re saying that you don’t have the right, or let’s say someone punches you in the face, punches you in the head, or hits you over the head with a rock. You have to wait till they hit you seven times before you can defend yourself.
This is what they’re saying. How idiotic or even if someone’s punching you. You know, people have been punched in the past and have died. So, if someone punches you with their fist, hits you just right, you can die. They’re saying that you cannot defend yourself. Listen to what I’m saying. They’re saying that here, and the liberals are all about that.
No, you can’t do anything until the seventh time. So, I’m like, you’re telling me that I can punch you right now in the face six times, and there’s nothing you can do about it. That doesn’t make it makes sense. They want to do away with the basic human right of defending themselves. That’s a human right. I couldn’t care less what law they come up with or how they come up with it.
A guy gets that right. Each and every single person on this planet has the right to protect the precious life that God has given you. See, that’s why I’m always reverting back to all this stuff is demonic because they have it in their mind. They’re all upset that God has set this up the way it’s meant to be. They want to take it and twist it.
There’s nobody in their right mind who will sit there and think of even getting hit with a skateboard that you need to allow them to hit people with a skateboard seven times before you defend yourself. Sorry, I don’t think so. No one in their right mind is going to sit there and let them hit him with a skateboard seven times. No one’s going to do that. It’s ridiculous.
Channon: Another thing that’s really sad is we are trying these people by their color, by their political affiliation, and we’re saying that simply because he’s a white man, he’s guilty or because he was a conservative that he’s guilty. I mean, it’s happening all the time. If you’re of color, and you hurt somebody, you rightfully can lash out at someone. I mean, it’s not twisted.
Will Johnson: I put a comment on Twitter, and I put the comment out there saying, why is it okay for white liberals to make a comment that’s racist or even discriminate against black conservatives, but it’s not okay for white conservatives to say something truthful about black liberals. Why is that? You understand what I’m saying there. It’s racist, right. You can’t say something truthful because they will say it’s racist.
Channon: We have a caller. We have Michelle from New York. Michelle, ask Will a question. I will hang up and let him answer.
Michelle: Okay. Hi. I don’t know if you can hear me. By the way, I’m a black woman, and to me, in my experience, we never have any due process, but what I wanted to ask you, the issue is the weapon he has. He has, what is it an R? I got mixed up for a minute, 17?
Will Johnson: AR-15.
Channon: AR-15.
Michelle: The question is if he had a different gun or a different weapon, would the decisions be different? Because an AR-15 is what will take you out with one shot? I mean, he blew his hand off, so I think if the weapon that he chose to use will it turn the case into something totally different. Thank you.
Channon: Thank you for your question. Hey, Will, so what do you think about that?
Will Johnson: There’s no difference because you can take a life with a 22 pistol.
Channon: Didn’t that one guy that pointed the gun at him have an illegal pistol? I believe that is what I heard.
Will Johnson: The Antifa member, what they’re all saying, is a white person supporting black people, which is Antifa have their motives for going around and burning stuff and causing destruction. He had an illegal gun, a handgun, pointing it at Kyle Rittenhouse. So, just because Kyle Rittenhouse had an AR-15, there’s nothing wrong with that. The AR-15 looks scary to some people because they don’t understand firearms.
It looks scary for them and for everyone that’s scared of an AR-15. I recommend that you find the local gun range, gun shop, and go there, ask them questions about it. Even ask them to rent one and shoot it. They will stand there with you and show you. A lot of people have fears because they don’t understand, but let me say this.
He had a long rifle. It was considered a long rifle. The judge threw it out because a long rifle is not illegal to carry in the city of Kenosha. According to the law here, and there’s a thin line going around, what exactly is the length? But the judge threw it out. So, you can’t use this because it’s concerned a long rifle.
Channon: To me, it’s how close those people were to Rittenhouse, even if you had a different gun. A bullet, if it would hit him, would have probably killed him. I don’t think the gun is the issue. People kill people with knives. People kill people with a skateboard if you hit them hard enough. How many times do you hear people killed a blunt force trauma?
It has nothing to do with the gun. It has to do with somebody hitting you with something very hard. Will, the other thing that she said, I want to get your opinion on, is that she doesn’t feel that black people ever get due process. What do you think about that comment?
Let me just be clear. I don’t believe that because someone feels that they don’t get due process, that it means that no one else should get due process. That shouldn’t be an excuse for us not to do the right thing. What’s your opinion of that? Because I feel alarmed when people, number one, use the word “never” because it shows they’re a victim. They feel like they would never get a fair chance in America or the courtroom.
Will Johnson: If black people never got fair due process, I wouldn’t be standing here today because many times just even getting a speeding ticket …
Channon: Yeah, Will has been taken into custody before. (laughing)
Will Johnson: (laughing) You know, the crazy thing is, a lot of black people say, you’re not really black. Then I’m not really black because I don’t consider myself a victim, and because I don’t end up the same way they see other black people, somehow, I’m not black, or I’m not black enough.
Because I want to do something better for myself because I don’t walk around with my pants hanging down, my back pockets down to my knees. Black people do get due process. The thing is, they only show certain high-profile cases where black people don’t get them. So, then that way, they put it out there.
The media will get it, and they’ll run with it to get other black people to go out and react a certain way, to get into their emotions. This is something that they have been doing to control black people for so long because they want black people to feel that, hey, you’re getting underhanded, you’re not good enough, or you won’t get the same treatment as the white person. Well, guess what? Fifty-two percent of the most violent crimes in this nation are created by, Who? Black males.
Channon: Black men.
Will Johnson: They don’t want to address that issue. Now, if we really want to fix the whole thing about how black people are being incarcerated and getting caught up with police officers. We have to address the issue in the black community. We have to get the parents to start teaching their children how to act with one another and act with police officers. I’ve been pulled over so many times by police officers; I can write a book. Seriously, many times.
The reason I’m here to talk about it today is because of how I handle it myself. I’ve even had police officers who drew their guns, but it’s how I handled myself is the reason why I’m here. Police officers have done stuff to set me up, but it’s how I handled myself. We have to teach our youth how to handle themselves when they get in that situation. For you to get caught, let them handcuff you, and take you to jail.
Let the parents come to get you if you have two parents. In the black community, for the most part, they encourage black females to get rid of their black fathers. So, that way, they can have more chaos because they know that children growing up with the mother and father, nine times out of ten, do a lot better. They know that, and that’s the reason why it is the way it is. Anyway, we do get fair due process. They only put it all over the news so that they can get in black people’s emotions.
Channon: Right to me, I think we need to talk more about where we need to fix things for all Americans, and not just certain races. Now, I’m not saying that the system is perfect. I can tell you what. There’s a whole bunch of white people in jail saying, I’m innocent, and I got a raw deal.
Will Johnson: Oh, absolutely. They don’t look; they don’t pay attention to that. Like, oh, that doesn’t matter. We’re not talking about that. At that point, they go, well, you know what? No lives matter until Black Lives Matter. Like black lives don’t matter. When did black lives not matter? You know, a lot of them sit there and say that America was never great.
Then why are they here for one? And if America was never great, why do so many black people have so much success here? There is not a single country on the planet where black people have it so well other than in America? You can’t even name one, yet they’re upset with America. It’s like putting two and two together.
Channon: To be honest with you, almost everybody these days is a victim of someone else’s thoughts or feelings. Black people say, oh, their white supremacy because they’re white, and you have white people saying, well, they’re a victim because they’re black. Now we categorize people by their color, by their political race.
The biggest mistake we make is we categorize people based on how we feel. Not who they are, not what they’ve done. You don’t know anything about Rittenhouse. To be honest with you, most of these people cast judgment on him know nothing about him.
Will Johnson: Exactly. They know nothing about him.
Channon: On the street, Will, how many times have you been able to talk to people without all your conservative things because they automatically assume you’re a Democrat? We make such assumptions about people, and I’ll be honest with you, 99% of the time, they are wrong.
Will Johnson: You’re absolutely right because I don’t have my MAGA hat, which I would love to wear. I will probably wear it tomorrow, but I don’t have on my MAGA hat today. I’m just thinking about it, but I have on a rock hat, so it throws them off, but my shirt for all the radio listeners, for everyone who is watching right now, you can’t see I got on my God’s warrior T-shirt.
So, if they see that, they automatically come unglued because they reject God. It’s cold out here, so I am all bundled up for the most part. I am trying to keep warm. It’s cold out here. Did I say it was cold out here? It is cold out here.
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Will Johnson: Absolutely, 88202, type in my name, W-I-L-L. Absolutely. So, Channon, what is amazing, there is still a lot of people here. It’s like ten minutes till 5:00, and there’s still quite a few people. They’re like waiting for that last minute. They’re waiting for the jury to leave because you never know. If you go one minute, right before, and they say, okay, we got it. We’re good; here it is.
Channon: Well, they’ve been dismissed for the day, so there’s no chance of anything happening today.
Will Johnson: Have they?
Channon: Yeah, it’s done through for the day.
Will Johnson: Okay, I didn’t know that. So, that’s good.
Channon: Maybe it’s because they know that there’s no school tomorrow, so everybody’s just hanging out. (laughing)
Will Johnson: (laughing) That could be it, but I don’t know. It’s really interesting that this case is the way it is, and we’re even having a conversation about basic human rights, defending yourself. That should never be a discussion, defending yourself, your life. You should never have had that discussion, yet, here we are. Here it is, and what do we do?
Channon: Yeah, I don’t know. So, tomorrow if the jury doesn’t come in, what do you think your plans are? What would you think you’re going to do? Do you think you’re going to wait it out to see what’s going to happen this weekend, to talk to people?
Will Johnson: I don’t know because most definitely, I’ll be here tomorrow. I don’t think the jury is going to take a day off. They’re going to be here, to my understanding, because there’s still another workday.
They could very well come back tomorrow and say, yeah, we got it. Maybe, as I said, the city is anticipating it. One thing I will mention, if this is D.C., all of the businesses around here would be boarded up because they know how terrible Antifa and BLM are. There’s really nothing here boarded up, which is amazing, but now what I’m being told, maybe 15 minutes from here, north of here, part of the city that burnt down to the ground because of Antifa and BLM.
They said it’s just terrible, but here there’s nothing boarded up. As I said, if this were D.C., they would be all boarded up. It would be quiet. There wouldn’t be as many vehicles because everybody vehicles would be destroyed, but it’s just really something to see.
Channon: You know what, Will? It is interesting if, at some time tomorrow, you can maybe hit the street and ask some people that live there in Kenosha how this trial has changed their community? You know, what do they think, has it divided the city more? What happens, and what are their expectations of the trial? That’s what I like to know. I like to know what the people who live there are thinking because I’m quite sure this time last year they had no idea that this would be happening in their quiet, quaint town.
Will Johnson: Yeah, when I got off the airplane in Milwaukee, it’s about a 40-minute drive here, and yeah, they probably never had any idea that their little town would be the center of attraction in America and parts of the world. So, a lot of eyes are on this case. This case will determine what’s happening here with our Second Amendment and us defending ourselves, as far as my plans about staying.
You know, if they don’t come back tomorrow, I have to think about it. I have a lot of people who have blessed me to get here, but it becomes expensive every day that I’m here to continue to be able to do this and stay here. I will have to see. We will see if we can work it out, but God willing, we can come back tomorrow and have an innocent verdict for Kyle Rittenhouse. Then we can just go. Everybody can move on.
Channon: We have a few minutes, really quick, somebody made a comment in the feed, and I want your opinion on it. Someone said this trial isn’t about the color because none of the people involved were white. What do you say about that? Because I see a lot of people out there … Go ahead.
Will Johnson: Yeah, you’re right, and I’ve brought that up. The first thing they said was, well, these were people that were supporting black people. I’m like, what?
Channon: So, it is a race thing because they’re offended that this young white Rittenhouse shot people supporting black people. That’s what you’re saying?
Will Johnson: Yes. So, that’s what they’re saying because, you know, Antifa, every time BLM shows up or something, Antifa shows up for the most part too. Antifa will start the fires and stuff like that. Then you have a whole bunch of BLM members that will join in and start their own group. But for the most part, Antifa is the one who caused most of the violence, most of the chaos. They are just representatives of the Democrat Party.
Channon: All right, Will. So, final word.
Will Johnson: He shot three white males. None of them were black. He had the opportunity to shoot black people, but he didn’t shoot anybody black, but they ignored that. They said the only reason why he didn’t shoot anybody black was that they stopped him. I’m like, how did they stop him? Not a single time did they stop him. He turned himself over to the authorities. He was looking for the police officer. He turned himself over to them. If he was out looking to shoot black people, he could have shot five or ten of them before he got to the cops, but that didn’t happen. They ignore that.
Channon: Okay, Will, so quick, if they if it comes back, Kyle is guilty. What do you expect?
Will Johnson: If Kyle is found guilty, the city will be quiet. CNN, MSDNC, all the liberal media outlets will be happy. Nothing will happen. That’d be it. They will be upset, of course, but everybody will leave after that. I’m just saying.
Channon: (laughing) It’s going to warm up tomorrow.
Will Johnson: It’ll be warmer tomorrow if they come back to anything. It’ll be a lot warmer. That’s all I’m saying.
Channon: Bonfires everywhere.
Will Johnson: It will be a lot warmer; you know.
Channon: It’s really not funny, but …
Will Johnson: It’s not funny, but it’s the reality. It’s crazy.
Channon: History.
Will Johnson: Yes, 100%, so, hey, everybody, thank you for tuning in. Thank you for watching. Thank you for listening. Every Thursday is the radio show every Thursday. If you did the 88202, you would get a notification when we go live. So, thank you so much, everybody, for joining us. See you next Thursday.
Channon: Yes, absolutely, and Will you stay safe out there? Maybe get some dinner, and warm up somewhere because I can almost see your breath now. It looks like (laughing) it’s just getting colder.
Will Johnson: (laughing) Holy cow, but I’m out here because I want to report on it, and I’m out here because people need to see it, so I’m out here for those that can’t make it.
Channon: Thank you for being there. Thank you, everybody, for supporting Will, and we will see you. Maybe tonight, Will might go live. If not, tomorrow most definitely. Be here and support him. Thank you, and God bless.
Will Johnson: All right, awesome.
