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Rittenhouse Judge Before Lunch: 'I Hope the Asian Food Isn't on One of Those Boats in Long Beach Harbor'

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The judge presiding over Kyle Rittenhouse’s homicide trial made a joke about the supply chain crisis before the court broke for lunch on Thursday, and liberals lost their minds.

Judge Bruce Schroeder had excused the jury for lunch when he was speaking with officers of the court about an apparent food delivery. He used the opportunity to crack a joke about the backup of container ships waiting to be unloaded at one of the country’s largest ports.

“I hope the Asian food isn’t on one of those boats in Long Beach Harbor,” he said.

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The lighthearted moment naturally sent Twitter’s blue checkmarks into a frenzy.

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If you haven’t been watching the Rittenhouse trial, Schroeder is as good-humored as he is serious. He exchanges pleasantries with jurors and listens earnestly to both the prosecution and defense.

He is also not afraid to raise his voice when basic procedures are violated in his courtroom.

Most importantly, Schroeder has ensured that Rittenhouse gets a fair trial.

Of course, left-wing Twitter and the establishment media can’t stand him. These people want to see Rittenhouse locked up and the key thrown away, regardless of the testimony we’ve heard.

They’ll find any excuse to smear Schroeder — including his patriotic ringtone. Yes, really.

Schroeder has offered some much-needed levity during a trial that has so sharply divided America.

I doubt last-gasp accusations of “racism” will put a stop to his jokes — or his commitment to justice.

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Johnathan Jones has worked as a reporter, an editor, and producer in radio, television and digital media.
Johnathan "Kipp" Jones has worked as an editor and producer in radio and television. He is a proud husband and father.




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