Kyle Rittenhouse SLAMS Joe Biden for not returning his calls and says he’s afraid to leave the house if he’s attacked

KYLE Rittenhouse has blasted Joe Biden for allegedly not returning his calls after his acquittal Kenosha Shootouts.

The 19-year-old expressed his grievances to the President and the mainstream media in a recent interview, in which he claimed he was afraid to leave his home in the event of an attack.

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Speaking of The Jenna Ellis Show Podcast Rittenhouse claimed Biden ignored his requests to meet with him.

“I’ve reached out to Joe Biden multiple times — crickets, nothing,” Rittenhouse said.

“He still hasn’t answered. So it shows how much of a man he is not to sit down and talk.”

The Illinois native lamented how he believes he has been represented by the mainstream media and said his life has been “a little difficult” since his acquittal.

He shared that he is afraid to shop for groceries or walk his dog because he fears being attacked for “false lies that have been spread”.

Rittenhouse also spoke about the fatal shooting that led to his notoriety.

“I was 17 years old. I was attacked and had to defend myself. I am not a racist. I am not a white supremacist. I’m not a domestic terrorist,” he said.

“I’m not a killer, and anyone who wants to sit down and have a conversation, I’m more than open.”

The teenager had previously said he wanted to sue Biden for calling him a white supremacist in 2020.

Rittenhaus confronted First Degree Murder charged after fatally shooting two people and wounding another during protests in Kenosha in the summer of 2020, but was acquitted in court in November.

FOUND NOT GUILTY

He could have received a life sentence if found guilty on the most serious charges he has faced.

The then 17-year-old teenager traveled from his home in Illinois to Kenosha, Wisconsin, armed with an AR-15 amid protests over the police shooting of a black man named Jacob Blake.

He carried a gun that authorities said was illegally purchased for the underage Rittenhouse and joined other armed citizens to protect property and provide medical assistance.

Bystander and drone videos captured most of the frantic chain of events that followed: Rittenhouse was killed Joseph Rosenbaum36, then shot protester Anton Huber26, and injured protester Gaige Großkreutz, now 28.

His trial jury accepted that he acted in self-defense.

He was acquitted of all charges last year.

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