Breaking: MSNBC Caught Tampering With Rittenhouse Jury

(RightIsRight.co) – Happening Now: Just moments ago, Judge Bruce Schroeder, who is the trial judge in the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial being heard in Kenosha, Wisconsin, barred all employees of MSNBC from the courtroom and courthouse “for the duration of the trial” for what is now being investigated as attempted jury tampering according to our source on the ground in Wisconsin.

Legal experts we spoke with are calling what MSNBC got caught doing an extraordinarily severe and flagrant violation of Judge Schroeder’s efforts to protect the jury’s privacy and protect the jury from outside interference and influence as it deliberates the case.

(You can watch the full video clip of Judge Bruce Schroeder discussing and addressing what MSNBC got caught doing below.)

According to Judge Schroeder, to protect the jury from outside interference and influence and protect their privacy, the jury is transported to and from a secret location in a bus that has the windows modified and blacked out so that outsiders can’t see in. The jury can’t see any of the public demonstrations and signs being displayed outside of the courthouse.

Last night, as reported by law enforcement authorities to the judge today, police stopped a vehicle trailing the bus at a short distance after the observed car ran right through a red light as the driver tried to stay close to the jury’s bus.

According to the cops, the driver of the suspect vehicle identified himself as a producer for MSNBC and said that he was under orders from another producer at MSNBC in New York City.

Based on that information, while an investigation continues into the actions that may constitute attempted jury tampering by MSNBC, the judge barred anyone from the entire MSNBC network and its employees from being inside the courtroom or courthouse until after the trial has finished.

Here’s the video of Judge Bruce Schroeder barring MSNBC from the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial:

BREAKING: The Judge just BANNED MSNBC for the rest of the Rittenhouse trial for having a producer follow the jury bus yesterday. pic.twitter.com/w7ksx7tHYh

— Benny (@bennyjohnson) November 18, 2021