country. kate steinle finds no justice this evening. the man who fired the gun that killed her is guilty only of a felony weapons possession charge. that is the story for tonight. tucker carlson is next. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. a shocking verdict. inexplixable verdict in the kate steinle murder trial. the california jury found an illegal alien not guilty except for illegal gun possession. claudia is live in san francisco with the latest details. >> turk, this jury deliberated 30 hours. we thought there might be a deadlocked jury.cker, this juryd

30 hours. we thought there might be a deadlocked jury. shortly after handling the gun that was used. they reached a verdict. a shocking verdict. not guilty of murder, not guilty of involuntary manslaughter. a big win for the public defender matt gonzalez. he came out to address the throng of reporters who were waiting for a verdict to come down. he almost immediately took aim at president trump saying he is bracing for the tweets. just wait. listen to what he said. >> those who might criticize this verdict, there are a number of people that commented on this case in the last couple of years. the attorney general of the united states. the president and vice-president of the united states. let me just remind them that they are themselves under investigation by a special

prosecutor in washington, d.c. they may themselves soon avail themselves of a presumption of innocence and beyond a reasonable doubt standard. reflect on that before they comment or disparage the results in this case. >> matt gonzalez came directly over to talk to me as soon as he left the hall of justice. he said this is not a night for celebrating. he feels this jury reached the right verdict. given the circumstantial evidence that was brought into the trial. there was no testimony about the defendant's criminal history or a multiple felon on track for his 6th deportation from the united states. the jury was not allowed to consider any of that. the defense really painted the case this was an unintentional discharge of a loaded weapon that happened to be on a popular

tourist pier on july 1st in 2015 and but for the ricochet of the bullet, kate steinle would still be alive. the jury pouring over a lot of evidence to reach this verdict. it will be attacked as we know. matt gonzalez doesn't care. >> tucker: you have been covering this. i want to get a couple of our facts right before we move into the analysis. this man has 7 felony conviction. fired the stolen gun 3 times and his explanning a he was shooting sea lions and changed that to say it went off accidentally 3 times. is that right? >> no, tucker. the gun was fired once. he gave conflicting statements to police and the defense again poked holes in nis muddled

confession to police. mr. zarate gave statements that were proven to be wrong or false. for instance, he told police he went over to kate steinle. surveillance video shows that did not happen. there were also issues with the police translations. matt gonzalez raised reasonable doubt for in jury. the gun only fired once. after it fired, mr. zarate kicked the gun into the water. the prosecution said that showed evidence of guilt. but the defense said no. he kicked it into the water because it fired on its own and he was scared and panic. so he kicked it in the water. two different threos. -- threos. -- theories. >> tucker: the gun was stolen

out of a vehicle and mr. zarate said he found it. >> mr. zarate was never charged with stealing that gun from the parked car of a ranger 4 days earlier not far from the pier. yes, zarate's defense was that he was sitting on a bench. he looked down under the bench. and there was a bundle, a rag, a t-shirt. he bent down to pick it up, the gun fired. again part of the defense was the trigger pull on the 40 caliber pistol was so light, the barest amount of pressure would cause it to fire. >> tucker: that's ridiculous. with reaction to the verdict, mark stein joins us. this remind you of a verdict 20 years ago in a case that was

equally politicized. the o.j. simpson murder case. i want to read a quote from one of the lawyers representing this man who is a murderer who was just acquitted. he said: this case is used to foment hate, decision and a program of mass deportation." it sounds like this whole thing was recast as a political statement rather than a murder trial. that's the end of justice, isn't it? it trials can be subverted by national politics, there is no hope for justice, right? >> i think it's a miscarriage of justice in the profoundest sense. kate steinle is dead because she went for a walk in a popular destination in her own city. her parents will never see anybody convicted for that crime. there is no dispute -- this is slightly different from the o.j.

case. at least he pretended to be looking for the real killers for the last 20 years. there is no dispute that this guy actually fired the shot or picked up the gun that shot itself, and that this gunshot killed kate steinle. there is no dispute either that this man should not have been in the country. , in fact he had been deported 6 times. to go back to the old line about the jobs americans won't do. every society has a proportion of murderers. murder is a job that americans will do just as dutchmen will do. you don't need to import foreigners to add to your murder population. this guy had a grade-2 education. the reason he got off is because he is too stupid to understand what the cops were saying to him. he gave conflicting answers about finding the gun.

the firing at sea lions. he didn't understand. why are we importing and why one political party, the entire bureaucracy and two-thirds of the remaining political party sentimentalizing immigrants who can't speak the language with a grade-2 education and protect them at the expense of american citizens? >> because they provide lower wages and handy voting blocks for those parties. our viewers are aware this case gave rise to case law. much debated. the reason it did is because the san francisco authorities let this guy go even after being asked by the feds to hold him for deportation. it adds up to a picture of not

just treating illegal immigrants as you would american citizens but giving them better treatment. special privileges because they are here illegally. it's hard to imagine a american citizen in zarate's position would have been acquitted on all of these charges? >> no, this is a life language career criminal. the justification to let him go is there no evidence of violent crime. just non-violent crime. the term sanctuary cities is designed to shutdown the argument. who do you give sanctuary to? you give it to refugees. to those fleeing injustice. how can there be something called the sanctuary cities if they were a place for criminals to hold up. the term is designed to shutdown the debate.

the reason donald trump is president is because he declined to operate with those constraints. most of the other republican nominees 2 years ago, jeb bush and lindsay graham and the rest were cowed by the language of sanctuary cities and the rest of it. i weep for kate steinle's family. i don't know how i could go on to live in that city if my daughter was shot by someone who was not supposed to be in the country in the first place and was protected at the expense of the american citizens. >> tucker: that's right. two years ago when this happened, the behavior of the city of san francisco allowing this guy to go free in the face of requests of feds to hold him. that was denounced by hillary

clinton. you wonder how many democratic office holders will criticize this verdict tomorrow. >> and bernie sanders championed american workers. it won't be that way in the 2020 campaign. they moved in two years. >> tucker: stunning. mark stein, thank you. more on this steinle case and the nauseating verdict. tomorrow the first react out of the white house. now other big stories. disturbing details about the culture at nbc news following the surprising firing of matt lauer. the nbc head andy lack said this was the first complaint in the over 20 years he's been at nbc. other reports say that's a lie. a detailed investigation

published yesterday by "variety" said multiple women complained about matt lauer's behavior but they were ignored. the writers join us tonight. elizabeth, the statement from nbc changed. it was noted a lot today. the first one said there were no complaints and the second one said that current management has been aware of. is that a significant change and what accounts for that? >> that's what we were hearing when we were reporting this. they kept saying the current management. as we reported this story, we spoke to many different sources and different women who had been there for ranging years in matt lauer's career. from the current regime and the old regime. with nbc saying they were only aware of one claim to us whether

it's the current or the old regime doesn't really matter. we heard there were multiple claims. >> tucker: so far you have the definitive account i think. why haven't we heard directly from andy lack or the head of the news division to clarify and explain what they knew? >> that's a fair question to ask of a journalist. as 2 reporters who have covered this story, we would like to interview either of them. if i want to sit down with and the use of the word current executives. that would be great. >> tucker: you have the biggest amount of information on the subject they would want to interview you too. have they called you they have

not. using the word current management. according to our discussions with nbc they define that in a narrow circle of only a few people. according to our reporting, there are people that workality the "today" show. staffers and producers and anchors current and previous of the "today" show that were aware there were complaints about matt lauer's alleged conduct toward women that made women uncomfortable and he sexually harassed people. >> tucker: your piece nails that. this is the 3rd event at nbc and nbc news to get an internal investigation. the leaking of the access tape during the last campaign and why did they squelch the wine stein

story? >> there were questions the story about not air because of these allegations and questions about what nbc staffers knew at what time and questions about why this conduct was allowed to go on for so long. >> we have had many more people reach out to us. wynoeinstein weinste weinstein. >> tucker: i know people who work there and are horrified by this. >> the tone of the conversations you are having with nbc

employees. >> the conversations? >> tucker: what is their view of this? it looks like the network covered up abuse that was going on for a long time. how do people who work there feel about that? >> people are really shocked. and matt lauer was fired yesterday, we spoke to many sources. we won't say if we spoke to current or former employees. people were shocked that he was fired because of the power he held there. and the with that comes the people who protected matt lauer. people are shocked. i think they are waiting for answers. >> tucker: easy to fire matt lauer but the executives who protected him might be more interesting. matt lauer's firing was a surprise. somebody at fox said there were

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going out to promote my book the day after bill o'reilly was fired from our network. i went to other networks to do the tour and hoda kotb and cathie were find enough to host me. they said what the heck is going on at fox? i said it's 15ful. -- painful. you are saying it's part of the foxulator. -- fox culture. you know your network are full of predators and as are all of them. i bet you know who they are. i said this to a lot of different news outlets. when i was at nbc, i had colleagues who i knew of who were assaulted by people

sexually. one woman came to me in tears. you need to go report this. i would be happy to support you. she said i don't think they will do anything about. call gloria allred. this woman said i will never work in this industry again. i have worked really hard to get to this point. i don't want to throw away by whole career. there were others who were assaulted and who were harassed. some of those people are still at nbc and others have gone on to the other big networks. >> tucker: what about the people who committed these act? >> those are the people. >> tucker: they are still at nbc? >> yes and the other networks. i want to be clear. it's not an nbc problem. it's not a fox problem. we are learning it's not about any political persuasion. it's not about a network.

one of our makeup artists said this is happening at the post office and sanitation department. it's everywhere but people are paying attention to it in certain industries because it's more interesting. but people who committed these act still work at these networks. these women are afraid to come forward. my husband said to me why haven't more women come out at other networks? i don't know. i hope they feel like they will be heard and come out. those men still work there. i am sure their names will come out. it's not my place to name them because i was not the one assaulted it. >> tucker: thank you. one of the people happiest about matt lauer's departure could be hillary clinton and her

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arm. acquitting him on murder charges. we are tracking the president on twitter to follow the aftermath of this verdict. there will be one. the big winner in the down fall of matt lauer is hillary clinton. he held interviews with clinton and trump. supporters said he was easy to trump and tough on hillary clinton. >> why wasn't that disqualifying to be commander and chief? were some of the emails referring to our covert drone program? director comey said they have no proof but we assess it is possible that hostile actors

gained access to hillary clinton's personal email accounts. >> tucker: clinton said she fantasized about attacking lauer because of his bias. a hillary clinton spokesman. i watched what happens. if i asked her those questions, i doubt she would be half as offended. i thought she was mad at matt lauer because he was a federal liberal and works at nbc. and he had the temerity to ask her hard questions. >> i don't think so. they have a history going back. i think she was braise braced

for a tough interview. what was unnerving was the disparity between her half-hour and the next half-hour. in hindsight you called it we won, but it is clearer than a year ago. >> tucker: president trump is a tough interview. it's hard to interview president trump. many people have had that experience. maybe that was part of it. it's hard to believe, though, that matt lauer went soft on donald trump because he is like a secret right winger. >> i don't think that's what it is at all. a couple of things were in play. first you have people in the media who have since acknowledged they thought hillary clinton would be president and she needed to be vetted harder. yes, i have seen a lot of tape of president trump. i had the misfortune or fortune of playing him in debate prep.

he is the expert in avoiding the answers but that doesn't excuse not asking tough questions. when he look at mr. trump and tell me how will get ready if you win? that's soft ball. it's not she wanted an easy interview. she goes through life with tough introduce. -- interviews. you want a little bit of balance. >> tucker: i am seeing a theme here from 25 years ago when hillary clinton simultaneously build herself as the toughest human being in the world and plays the victim at the same time. they are being mean. they don't like me because i am a woman and because of my husband and i am right wing. why the excuses and complaints? >> i don't think they are excuses and complaints. they are observations. we might not be 100% right but

we are not 100% wrong. let's assume we are right every now and then and we are not crazy people. this is a great example of a time it's hard to say there was not an odd story. i don't think his colleagues or network would take any issue with that. >> tucker: they never liked hillary clinton. they are commited to abortion and immigration. they agreed on that but never liked her personally and she never treated them to be honest and you reported that. >> yes. >> tucker: it gets back to the point, do genuinely strong people complain about unfair coverage constantly? >> this is not the question you are asking, giving the news that's an interesting question. talking to matt lauer with what

we know now in hindsight, he might not enjoy talking to strong women who will push back. he seems to be a little bit more used to -- >> tucker: oh, come on? if she is strong, why is she always whining? >> she is not whining. >> tucker: if i taught my children to feel as persecuted as hillary clinton feels they would be to a psychiatrist count. >> she said she should be on the couch and opted for wine instead. >> tucker: thanks for. that you heard about the videos of the president retweeted. the woman who shared them can could go to prison for her views. what happened to free speech? we will tell you next. because my body can still make its own insulin.

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>> tucker: president trump enraged coastal america retweeted videos from a woman. he was criticized by the british prime minister. the press in both countries declared him a fascist or worse. >> the president started his day by promoting anti-muslim propaganda. retweeting videos from britain first. >> she is known for spreading racist videos. >> there are so many levels that are ridiculous. the president retweeting a hate speech person. >> the president of the united states embraced the message of racist bigoted bullies. >> tucker: there is creeping fascism out there. it's the death of free speech in

the west. jada was punished by british hearts and banned from one city from handing out literature. she was find more than $2,000 for saying muslim men commit high numbers of rape in the west. we could face prison time for speaking. none of that behavior was violent. fransen is targeted by authorities because her views are unpopular. you would think this would horrify reporters in the u.s. no, they are citing her arrest as evidence that her views ought to be surpressed. she is a hate speech person. she should shut up and disappear. throughout western europe and

canada too, citizens have been arrested for expressing political views authorities don't like. last june they raided homeless to stamp out offensive posts on social media. the west suspended the concept because it conflicts with the diversity agenda. this is the national spokesman for the muslim community and joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. one thing i won't do is get in a position to argue about the content of these videos. >> they are deplorable. it's ridiculous. >> tucker: you don't like them. they are ugly. they seem real, i am an expert on western civilization. it's main legacy is freedom of

speech. that's not the case in europe and canada thanks in part to pressure from muslim groups. >> i don't think that is true. >> tucker: it's literally true and now is a crime in the cases i just mentioned to offend people, to alarm or disstress. you can go to jail for that. do you support that? >> i support free speech. we are a worldwide muslim community. in over 200 nations and we spread because of free speech and free sharing of ideas. free speech, we benefitted from it on a worldwide scale. we are persecuteed in pakistan. >> tucker: you are drawing the right lesson from your experience. i applaud you for. that would you raise a voice in defense of a woman i am sure you

despise, she is facing jail time for saying things authorities don't like. >> if people want to criticize islam, go ahead. they can criticize it to my face all day and every day. that's not the issue here. the issue is we have a situation around the world where in the united states, hate crimes are at a 20 year high against muslims. >> tucker: but is expressing dislike of a religion --? >> no. >> tucker: but in europe that's a hate crime. >> here the woman is citing racial tension. >> tucker: hold on. i want to pin you down. i don't want to you to be

splipry. she is inciting violence so she is guilty of a crime? >> when you promote false information about a marginalized society. >> tucker: so you are not for free speech. you are saying what she did is a crime? >> no, i can't defend that. maybe you can defend that. >> tucker: you are missing. i thought you understood the concept of free speech. you don't have to endorse an idea? >> i think we agree on that. >> tucker: we are almost out of time. do you think this woman should face charges, simple? >> for promoting violence, yes. just criticizing a slum, no. >> tucker: she is not promoting violence. >> she is.

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>> tucker: final exam where 2 consistents chosen from our news experts are pitted against one another to show who pays more

attention at work. shannon green and peter. both are unidentified in this game. -- undefeated in this game. a recap. hands on the buzzer. i will ask the question. the first one that buzzes answers the question. you have to wait until i finish the question to buzz in. get it wrong and you lose a point. best of five wins. this is the death match. there is a tie which is possible, i will come up with the question off the top of my head and throw it at you. >> not vetted? >> tucke >> tucke >> tucker: sarah sanders showed a dish she made at home and a reporter accused her of making that dish. what food did she make?

>> pecan pie. >> tucker: she posted a picture of this pie she said she baked it. >> she's been making this pie for years. years! don't mess with a southern woman and her homemade pies. >> tucker: watching the two champions. the key is you are lightning fast. >> and we used to be roommates so i know his secrets. >> tucker: before we get into that. question 2, holiday flyers are furious at american airlines. a mistake could leave millions stranded without flights. what went wrong? >> they did not assign pilots to the flights. >> tucker: that's too silly. we will check our tape archive.

>> the software glitch was in the system handling scheduling for american airlines pilots allowing too many to take vacations during the christmas season. more than 15,000 flights are at risk of being canled. >> tucker: look at that. you are like bruce lee. you are so fast. >> we are flying on american airlines during those dates. my brother is a pilot. not for american. i will see if he can fly our plane. >> tucker: question 3. royal news out of england this week. prince harry is engaged to an american actress. he asked for her hand at the royal cottage. what were they doing? >> eating roast chicken.

>> tucker: that doesn't sound royal. >> i don't know if that's right. i think they were making roast chicken. i think my buzzer is broken. >> that's what they all say. >> tucker: eating or making roast chicken. >> it happened a few weeks ago. >> a cozy night. trying to roast a chicken. really sweet and natural and romantic. >> tucker: our judges say no point award. you said eating and they said roasting. the verb all important. >> i will let it go this time. >> tucker: question 4, big box stores across the united states are looking to cash in on a strange new holiday trend involving christmas trees. what is strange about these

trees? >> they are upside down. >> tucker: that's too crazy. i don't believe you. let's see the tape. >> a new trend this holiday season. upside down christmas trees. >> that's just wrong. an accident waiting to help. don't walk underneath that thing. >> tucker: does peter's buzzer wo work? >> proof it works. >> tucker: we are moving into a momonet us moment. the judges believe it's 2-1. if you get it right you have to face a tiebreaker which is tough. final question. big news out of the equity markets. the dow hit a new record. what record level did the dow

close for, for the first time ever? >> over 24,000. >> tucker: to the tape we go. >> [cheers and applause] >> 24,000 another major milestone. a month after 23,000. this is the fifth time this year>> you will think i will be happy to hear that. >> tucker: waiting to see if over 24,000 qualifies and it does. shannon, you just -- >> i had to go for the kill. >> tucker: he just surrendered to you. >> i did not surrender! >> he went down swinging. >> tucker: you won so many mugs. we will give you something different. she has a set. we will give you a green

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