Kyle Rittenhouse lawyer says 'there's too many guns in our society'

Attorney Mark Richards told CNN's Chris Cuomo 'I'm old enough when I remember you couldn't carry a gun.'

Rittenhouse was carrying an AR-15-type rifle during the protests and the prosecution had depicted him as a vigilante.

Mark Richards, Kyle Rittenhouse's lead attorney at the Kenosha County Courthouse on November 15, 2021 in Wisconsin. He told CNN there were"too many guns" in society.Cuomo asked Richards if he thought that current law in which there was"no duty to retreat" made it"too easy to kill in self-defense?"

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