Attorneys for Kenosha gunman Kyle Rittenhouse have announced they plan to sue stupid Joe Biden and his campaign for libel after the presidential candidate tweeted a video suggesting the teenager is a white supremacist. Lin Wood, who is representing the 17-year-old shooter, on Tuesday said he is taking steps to demand a formal 'public retraction' from the Biden/Harris campaign shortly after the former VP shared the clip. The 50-second video showed a mashup of scenes from white supremacist rallies and far-right groups across the country as debate moderator Chris Wallace is heard asking Trump if he is willing to condemn the racist organizations. The clip also includes a shot of Rittenhouse holding a rifle during the Kenosha protests, where is accused of fatally shooting two demonstrators. 'There's no other way to put it: the President of the United States refused to disavow white supremacists on the debate stage last night,' Biden said. The tweet received over 273000 likes and more than 67000 retweets. #FreeKyle

Meanwhile, in CA. Shots of AA230 from Grass Valley Air Attack Base working on the Glass fire in the Sonoma Lake Napa Unit. Tankers supporting firefighters defending homes in the Angwin and Deer Park communities.

Portland Police have detained a member of the Proud Boys who pointed a gun at Antifa protesters in August during a protest downtown. Alan James Swinney, 50, has been charged with multiple assault charges, pointing a firearm at another, unlawful use of a weapon and unlawful use of tear gas, stun gun or mace. He is currently being held at the Multnomah County Jail. Video and photos from the August 22 rally in Portland shows Swinney pointing a revolver at a crowd of counter-protesters. Police have cited staffing shortages as to why they did not intervene when many far-right protesters used paintball guns and baseball bats to assault the members of Antifa. Swinney initially claimed that police had cleared him of any wrongdoing as it relates to the violent clashes that took place on August 22.