Kyle Rittenhouse has urged gun owners to “carry everywhere” in the wake of criticism from the Trump administration over the presence of a gun in the death of Alex Pretti in Minnesota. Rittenhouse, who was acquitted of murdering two people during a protest against police violence when he was just 17,

Following the fatal shooting of intensive care nurse Alex Jeffrey Pretti in Minneapolis, Fox News host Jon Scott questioned why a protester would bring a gun to a demonstration

Trey Gowdy criticized the Trump’s administration’s narrative of Pretti as a terrorist.

Gun rights activist Kyle Rittenhouse condemned the comparison of his story to that of the latest Minneapolis, Minnesota, shooting to “stoke the flames.” On Saturday, a Border Patrol agent shot and killed Alex Pretti,

Gowdy: “I'm sure there are people on the conservative side who are saying, ‘Wait a minute, you mean you can't take a firearm to a protest? Because you were just celebrating a guy for doing it a couple of years ago.'” BILL HEMMER (ANCHOR): On the messaging, Trey, why have they dropped the ball, the administration?

After the death of Alex Pretti, some people are posting about a different young man who brought a gun to a protest and the treatment he received from law enforcement agents.

Alex Jeffrey Pretti, 37, an intensive care nurse, was killed by a US Border Patrol officer on Saturday while attending a protest in Minneapolis

ICU nurse Alex Jeffrey Pretti, 37, was shot and killed by a US Border Patrol officer during protests in Minneapolis against Trump's immigration crackdown