Kyle Rittenhouse claims he's the one that was used during his trial over the shooting deaths of two black lives matter protesters.

The 18-year-old sat down with right-wing conservative Tucker Carlson in his first interview after being found not guilty of Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber's murders on Friday.

After insisting he's "not racist" and supports the BLM movement, Rittenhouse did the unthinkable and tried to make everyone feel sorry for him.

"This is something that I wish never would have happened but it did and we can't change that," he told the Fox News host in a clip of their interview obtained by Daily Mail.

"But how polarized it became is absolutely sickening, like, right or left, people using me for a cause that should never have been used as a cause," Rittenhouse added.

Tucker — who's no stranger to controversy — spoke up for Rittenhouse, seemingly defending the teen over his August 2020 actions in which he shot three protesters, killing two and injuring another, with