that it s a try to get the judge to help break things up. sometimes you will see a question like you know, if we find x, should we do y? and it sometimes reflects just an impasse in the jury. or they can actually send out and this could happen tomorrow, a notice that they are dead locked. they can say we reached agreements on three counts but not the others. every judge that i know will send them back to deliberate. tucker: right. they never accept that first deadlock. they just say you all have to just try harder. interestingly enough, they often do reach they often do break through the deadlock when they get that but we can look for those things, but i don t think you can tell i m hearing aon lot of people say well this is clearly now a hung jury orpl they this is clearly a pro-prosecution jury. i don t think you can really say that. tucker: i m confused, as a nonlawyer, by how the prosecution was allowed to withhold the identity of one of the pivotal figures in the case,
crumbling city there are a ton of nice people. i actually don t recognize the descriptions of the country that i hear so very often, that it s deeply rotted on or it s terrible afternoon we need burn it all down and build back better. no, we don t actually, it ss already pretty great. in fact, it s the best expression [cheers and applause] this country is the best expression of human decency in the history of the world. and if you don t believe that s true, tell me what is. tucker: boy, can i go on. that s why i m a talk show host me yapping was not the highlight of the night the patriot awards, the people being honored, people in the crowd, great people, really great people. watch the whole thing on fox nation or go to tuckercarlson.com. so, the qanon shaman,
from the state crime lab in this situation has been provided to us via dropbox. dropbox provides an exact forensic copy of what they have. the file title name in this situation should have been exactly the same as the one provided to the state. if it was the exact same copy. the file name was nowhere near similar. tucker: so how to account for this? well, the prosecutors explained they just got this footage in the last minute a few days ago.s they said they immediately sent it to the defense and they had no idea the defense would get such a low quality copy of it a technical glitch, they said. that doesn t make sense, actually and the judge seemed to understand that. he asked why the prosecution waited more than a year to get this footage.is the defendant s first attorney after he was charged with this case appeared on an interview, appeared alongside the high definition version of this footage.
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gallows with them on january 6th. and republicans are really playing with fire. tucker: so you have got to wonder if people who talk like that and there are an awful lot of them all of a sudden believe what they say on television. did they watch the trial? did they understand thedi facts? do they even care what really happened that night in kenosha? we like to give everyone the benefit of the doubt, even max boot, but honestly we are starting to wonder. george washington university law professor jonathan turley joins us now. professor, thanks for coming on. this is it 20 hours of deliberations so far. what does that tell you? well, you know, tucker, i think that there is a lot of rules of thumb that lawyers use if it s a fast jury or a slow jury. whatever the truth of that is, i don t think it applies to high profile trials. i think they tend to have their own trajectory. all these assumptions about the jury really are likely unfounded. i mean, consider the fact that