A young white supremacist Kyle Ritenhouse who got away
with murders because of white privilege and white tears

The media could be facing big consequences for the way it covered Kyle Rittenhouse's trial, the 18-year-old indicated on Monday.

An acquitted murderer's warning to the news agencies who defamed him

By Edward Era Barbacena

The media could be facing big consequences for the way it covered Kyle Rittenhouse's trial, the 18-year-old indicated on Monday.

"There's going to be some media accountability coming soon," Rittenhouse told Fox News during an interview.

The young white supremacist Rittenhouse who got away with murders because of white privilege and using the deceiving power of 'white tears' to elude imprisonment is now running after the news agencies that he claimed defamed him.

 Fox News had asked him whether he thought a trend was developing in which the media was starting to face consequences for its coverage of people like him and Nick Sandmann. Sandmann recently settled with a major network over its coverage of his viral confrontation with protester Nathan Phillips at the Lincoln Memorial in 2019.

"Good for him," Rittenhouse said when asked about the settlement. 

Rittenhouse's comments came just after he received cheers and applause at the AmericaFest conference in Phoenix, Arizona. He hasn't announced any lawsuits against heavyweights like CNN, which also reached a settlement with Sandmann.

Last month, a jury found Rittenhouse not guilty on all charges, despite some accusing him of murder or engaging in a form of terrorism. Rittenhouse maintained that he was engaging in an act of self-defense when he shot multiple individuals at a demonstration in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last summer.

Fox News asked Rittenhouse what he would tell people who felt like they needed to defend themselves or sought to protect their community from riots. 

He indicated that he would do things differently if there was another riot or demonstration like last summer's.

"[With] what I was dragged through and what I had to go through — to facing life in prison — I wouldn't say it was worth it," he said, adding, "hindsight being 20/20."

Rittenhouse has previously said going to Kenosha was "not the best idea."