Rittenhouse has shared video footage of the protestors he faced when leaving his appearance at the Ohio university.
Kyle Rittenhouse was confronted by protesting students as he departed his speaking engagement at Kent State University in Ohio on Tuesday, video footage shows.Rittenhouse's talks—dubbed The Rittenhouse Recap—have been met with mixed reactions from students. Before arriving at Kent State University, he had faced protests at three universities— East Tennessee State University, the University of Memphis, and Western Kentucky University.
Turning Point USA is a nonprofit that advocates for conservative politics on high school, college, and university campuses.Newsweek has contacted Rittenhouse via social media, his attorney via email, and representatives of Turning Point USA via email for comment.
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