Kenosha business owners brace themselves ahead of Kyle Rittenhouse verdict: 'We're all trying to survive here'
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Kenosha business owner Anne Benson joined 'Fox & Friends First' saying they are making preparations ahead of the expected verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial.
"We're a little nervous," Benson explained. "Not sure where we're going to go or what's going to happen. We're trying to stay positive. It's going to be another wait and see type moment."
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers released a statement last week saying he activated 500 National Guard in preparation for the verdict.
Although Benson said she was pleased with the extra layer of security, she said she remains hopeful for a peaceful outcome.
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