winners. i defended myself, i was attacked. >> dana: also blasting the way it became politicized. >> they are saying you can go out and ride and attack anybody and you have the support from the media and the politicians to do whatever you want and kill innocent people and if they defend yourself, your name named a hero. that is the message i believe is being spread. >> dana: despite being called out, the media is doubling down on their attacks against rittenhouse. >> rittenhouse drove in to from illinois ready for battle. >> celebrating this little murderous white supremacist and the fact he gets to walk the streets freely. they have access to instituting laws. >> welcome to the modern republican party. this is what these people want. and this is what a majority of white people vote for. >> it's a warning. those people now know that they too can be shot by a white 17-year-old with an ar-15 if he feels threatened by their desire to see america live up to its potential. >> dana: one more piece of sound from tucker's interview talking about what he believes is really on trial here. >> it wasn't carl rittenhouse on trial in wisconsin, it was the right to self-defense on trial. i'm not a racist person. i support the blm movement, i support peacefully demonstrating. i believe there needs to be changed, i believe there's a lot of a lot of prosecutorial misconduct, not just in my case but in other cases. it's just amazing to see how much a prosecutor can take advantage of somebody. >> dana: the verdict, jesse, did not settle things in the minds of the media and the public in particular. they couldn't respect the jury trial and they continue to attack him. >> before we start, waters world has also had a documentary film crew and butted with also very high profile for about a year. that person is got fouled. we are going to be releasing this on the original station, full access. >> my pleasure. so when you watch rittenhouse on tucker, you don't see the way the media has characterized. you see a guy who looks pretty measured, open-minded, and thoughtful. when you look at him testify too, you see someone who scared for their life, crying real tears. and honestly someone who was there in kenosha that night to help, not to harm. the media makes it looks don't knock look like some vigilante who is on a racist killing spree using his light-years in order to -- so why do we have this? they do character assassination and psychological warfare. this kid is 17, turned his whole life over to the prosecution. it's really a window into someone's personality. at 17, the prosecution didn't bring up a meme, a group text, and a county was following, there was nothing to make this kid look racially motivated at all. yet the media, knowing this, still continue to slander him as a white supremacist. that is malicious and reckless. and then it is the drumbeat of lies. this guy state lines with an illegal assault rifle. these are debunked lies. so that is basically a disinformation campaign on the american people. they are laying siege to the american people's brain. and that is the most toxic thing you can do to a population. american people now know this. and they are basically going through a detox of mainstream media. they are cleansing. they are taking cnn out of their diet and taking msnbc out of their data don't not diet. they don't trust sources, they are suspicious of these facts. we are on their own, we are single now. we're going to do her own journalism. we are going to find the facts for ourselves. it's a huge shift in weight the hunt country has gone. that is why the media so scared because they can feel their power pulling away and they've become desperate in trying to hold on. that is how you see lives keep piling up. >> i think that when you watch count rittenhouse you see a young boy who's turned into a man after a course of events that would change any of us. he, in talking about prosecutorial misconduct, but at the same time talking about the right to self-defense and articulating it so well from what i've seen so far. and testifying brilliantly the better -- better than any witness i've seen in 30 years. we realize that this kid is a future, may have a lot to offer in terms of society. as long as he uses his life in a way that he is shown us that he would. someone who wanted to be a medic. i think he is a given kid. i think what is not giving is the media. the media will never forgive this young man. they will never allow him to live the life that he wants to lead. he will never be safe. there are people who believe he is a white supremacist, that we are all white supremacists. the judge and every one of us. and i feel badly for him, because i think he's not going to be able to live a normal life in that regard. but having said all of that, the law, the facts, the evidence were clear. this is a classic case of self-defense. and what's better than anything i have seen is the video. and we are now in an age where technology is giving us a bird's-eye view of what is happening to crime victims and crime on the street. we are seeing them in real time, we are seeing what they are doing. we've gotten witnesses. we are now closer to justice than we have ever been in the history of the country. >> except for that -- that might be true, but then the media reporting -- they are not even considering the fact -- >> the scariest thing about that montage is that the average white person doesn't want to harm a black person. the average white person, the big secret, actually wants to help blocks. and it's proven time and time again. that is just what people do. what they are saying, those talking heads, is that white people want to hurt you. they are roaming the world. but anyway -- there will be critics that say, do not make rittenhouse into a hero. and i got it. but these are the people of kept saying that jacob lake was an unarmed good samaritan helping out his family. this is from the people who are engaging or encouraging people to march on behalf of a dead. there are two people that died at the hands of carl rittenhouse. the disturbing trend is not how happy we are that they died, but how little their crimes mattered to the left and to the people that are calling them martyrs. these were not black activists. one was a, another was an abuser. these are the worst people on the planet. they went after the wrong guy and they paid for it. this is why the media keeps asking the same question, if kyle was black with v-8 be treated differently? those people are using their only singular race lens. if kyle was black, he would be our nominee for the president for 2024, because we see everything through the self-defense plans. everybody here on this table -- where are my glasses? it's like the optometrist. is this better? is this better? we have these multiple lenses. sometimes i don't even have an d e. i do have a good lens for law and order. i have a good lens for self-defense. we can shift these things. but if you just have one prism and that his race, then you're going to miss this entire story. and that is what happened. that is why everyone was shocked that this was such a surprise, because how could this be? he killed two black people. isn't he a white supremacist? how did this happen in this unjust world? because you are relying on the one race lens. if you had a number of other ones at your behest, if you have the self-defense lens, you could have actually seen this. you could look at what happened with this guy who just got found not guilty when the s.w.a.t. team came after him in self-defense. his name slips my mind. >> one thing that fueled a lot of the politicization of it as it happened after the summer of george floyd in the near the presidential campaign and president biden and then the candidate called kyle rittenhouse a white supremacist. kind of said -- but then again tried to undermine. what do you think about the way he handled this in the aftermath? >> first off, i want this young man to be able to reset his life, regain a grip on life. i agree with the judge. i heard him today say that he supports black lives matter. that there's a lot of complexity and a lot of dimension that we don't know about. to the extent he wants us to learn about that that we are able to. to go, i listen to the president and vice president, both lawyers. they said at the way they wanted to say it and they both accepted the verdict. what i am most taken aback by his eye think about this going forward, i think about going into a grocery store or restaurant and someone coming in, perhaps with a grievance, with a clerk or manager, someone in those places, and they might have a weapon. they might be going after that person. and i may try to restrain him or her and asked them to stop. the way we've interpreted some of the self-defense -- this is going to be interesting the outcome of that. perhaps more so than the rittenhouse case. seems like there's the elements they are the self-defense issue trying to be far more informed to analyze this. but if you are in the restaurant and you are your family and you try to restrain someone and they shoot you and they say in court i was defending myself because jesse was coming after me, i was just trying to restrain him. i hope our legislature -- i don't think they contemplated that type of self-defense. really think about some of these things. perhaps refining some of these laws going forward. i wish this kid the best and he's in my prayers. >> dana: one last quick thing? >> this thing you just described is something that courts have dealt with for years. that i have dealt with for years. you can defend yourself. >> but he may think i'm coming after him and me shoot me. >> it depends -- >> dana: that is what you have the jury trial. we will move on. up next, shocking new details in this holiday parade. it's the season of smiling. and at aspen dental, we make it easy to gift yourself the smile you deserve. new patients, start today with a full exam and x-rays, with no obligation. if you don't have insurance, it's free. plus everyone saves 20% on their treatment plan with flexible payment solutions for every budget. we're here making smiles shine bright so you can start the new year feelin' alright. call 1-800-aspendental or book today at aspendental.com we've been waiting all year to come together. happy holidays from lexus. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2022 es 350. switching wireless carriers is easy with xfinity. just lean on our helpful switch squad to help you save get 1.9% apr financing with xfinity mobile. they can help break up with your current carrier for you and transfer your info to your new phone. giving you a fast and easy experience that can save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill. visit your nearest xfinity store and see how the switch squad can help you switch and save. it's the xfinity black friday sales event. learn how to save up to $1000 on select phones by visitng your local xfinity store today. ♪ ♪ speaker ridiculous bail reform policies not the center of a horrific christmas parade attack that killed five people and injured 48 others. we are now learning the suspect darryl brooks was out on a thousand dollar bond and set free just days before this terrible tragedy. brooks was charged with punching his girlfriend and then trying to intentionally run her over with his car. police saying he was clean and other domestic violence incident before driving into the parade. >> if information that the suspect prior was involved in a domestic disturbance, which is just minutes prior. on the suspect left that scene just prior to our arrival to the domestic disturbance. >> we actually had a squad and barricades up and he drove right through. to speak of the milwaukee county district attorney is now an internal review and what he is calling and inappropriately low bail amount. this d.a. is the guy that likes -- he ran on that. >> he did run on aunt. i like what he's doing. what he's doing here is saying he's going to take care of this everybody, no problem. i don't know who was the lowest person on the totem pole who went to court on this case, but that person is in big trouble. in june, the d.a. is in big trouble. and i'll tell you why. this is a rap sheet. i understand having 50 pages paid what you don't know in addition to what we know from the news, and not is that he had a felony charged against him in july and 2020. he was already out on bail, had another felony charge against him on november 2nd, and he has been violated for bail, and he goes to court on november 5th and they give him bale of a thousand dollars pair that is not the least of it. this guy, with all of these charges, he's a bad, he's a drug addict, he's been carrying a gun since he was 18 years old and then he got all the benefits of the criminal justice system. a strangulation against one woman, then he calls the strangulation against another woman or the same moment. this time it has to be a felony and they force the prosecutor to file a felony. but you go through this and through all the police arrests, there's no no prosecution. so this guy uses the system, the d.a. is the person who is at fault here, not the bail law that you would allow a guy who just jumped bail to give them a thousand dollars bail is ridiculous. >> if you watch cnn, it is a red suv that is responsible for those. >> it's not his fault, he was fleeing a knife fight. so the root cause here it is night violence and he was just a victim of systemic knife violence. think of the carbon footprint. whoever thought putting violent criminals back on the streets was a wise decision, i think under the rubric of reform, we let our brains spill out of our schools. it's like releasing piranhas into an aquarium of goldfish. it's not just with bail reform, it's stuff like this. it's interesting how these stories -- depending on the narrative they sell -- are turned off or turned on. i could do the story like, what if this guy was white? what if the sky was black? but it's obvious it was built in the wrong narrative. it's not going to be wall-to-wall coverage. they are going to say the same people that said rittenhouse intentionally went to kenosha to murder these guys will say that this career criminal unintentionally kills people. and before them, they label him a victim. >> the police chief said today he is charging him with five counts of intentional some to homicide. i can't confirm it, but this guy is bad news. bad news. >> from his social media, not by his actions. >> we are talking about motivation. i'm talking about motivation. >> i love the way -- i appreciate the way you analyze this. we should have bail reform. but this issue here was not them doing his or her job. we need more resources is to ensure -- >> you don't need resources, you need a d.a. who knows what he's doing. i'm sorry. >> if there is a need for more staffing around this -- i don't know what -- i agree with you. >> 50 pages. how long does it take? >> my seven year old got a figure this out without a law degree. so i agree. i don't know what more to add other than we as a nation -- i'm excited to see -- he appeared to be african-american but he said five intentional acts he's been charged with. we need law enforcement and we need district attorney's and prosecutorial teams that are going to enforce the law. most importantly it's to protect the republic. hopefully we get more people wanting to do that. >> can they sue the city if they are not enforcing the law? this is clear misconduct. >> there was no police pursuit. so purposely plowing into the crowd. >> if something is foreseeable -- okay. dana. >> dana: i do think that either they have to be sued or something has to happen because here's the thing, this guy. this guy has ruined the lives of so many people. right before christmas. and only justice might be that this process of having very left-wing progressive district attorney's, prosecutors that are not prosecuting crime. it only takes one case to become a rallying cry. i think this one should be at. if were going to have a conversation about com laws every time there's a shooting, then it stands to reason that we should have a conversation about prosecutorial misconduct. i think this is the highest order. it's not just tapping in kenosha, it's happening all across america. we've been talking about it and i think starting next year in those elections and the ones that are coming -- it's artie happening in seattle beer they don't want to defund the police. this case should be to read the cry. >> one more thing, the judges also at fault. they knew what the record was of this offender. he had just run over the mother of his child with his car. and he lets them out when he had already jumped bail, they let them out on bail. i mean, this is total stupidity or not caring about the rule of law. >> and our hearts it goes out to the family. an unbelievable anarchy in america. looters going on numerous smash and grab rampages. ♪ ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? 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is it putting officers in stores, beefing up security and end around those areas, what can be done to prevent these kind of --ite feels like a coordinated attack. >> this is organized crime. after increase the police presence and they have to be free to do their jobs. when this happened in my neighborhood, the police were standing there because de blasio said stay back, it destroyed my neighborhood. i've got to tell you, walnut creek is not red state country. quite literally they are liberals who just got mugged by reality. because they vote in the people that allow the policies that allow for this to happen. this is the story of disincentives. if you remove the disincentives for crime, you get more crime. and the brazenness is a direct rebuke of the leftists who dismissed the consequences of the policies. 30 years ago we would to criminal and eyes and establish a number -- $900. that would be the very worst part of a radical strategy to undermine a free market in society. and yet that is what is happening right now. we are watching -- this is the decriminalization. and it's like it's -- it's no longer happening in those parts of the neighborhood that you don't go too. that was walnut creek. san francisco. the exact same thing that happened in soho. the local government has to pay for this. if you keep voting in these losers, it is on you. >> i would put together a task force of state and local law enforcement. but here's the thing, the one thing i know is there were cars. the cars were so close so that these guys, the looters could run out and get to the cars. a lot of stories -- what fox has done in the front, you have these concrete fillers so that they can't actually park in those areas and make a quick exit. there should be a video of every car, every license, and they should have cameras -- i'm sure they do and all the stores, but the problem is that you now have -- you've got a car, you've got the ability to maybe get a search warrant. try and find out where some of these items are. here's the bottom line, it is not just changing the law, it is getting people into prosecute crime. america, stay with the left is losers. you are going to pay more for everything. whether it's the items, insurance, or anything else. >> dana: just as these businesses come out of covid and people are back and they want to return to normal, getting ready to go christmas shopping or whatever, this kind of thing happens that makes you wonder, should i not go to the parade. should i not go shopping. should i become more isolated? the question is, we got rid of the mafia. this is organized crime. there is a model in order to do it, but this is the experiment playing out. we are watching -- the high school science experiment play out. let's see what happens if we have all this -- oh, okay. this is what happens beer then you end up with people wanting to flee california, people not wanting to help their businesses be open. imagine if you are one of the retail workers. you think you want to go to work there? >> no wonder this the great resignation. would you want to be in that chicago store knowing that these people are there to ruin your job, but also possibly put you in danger. thankfully no one was too injured in this. but that will change. there's only a matter of time that that will happen. >> this is just a protest against capitalism clearly. it is a system that is used by white supremacists to oppress the minority people. it is just private property. i mean, so what if some security agents got maced or assaulted. they took the beating, they are supposed to take a beating. a mostly peaceful robbery. we shouldn't even call them robbers. why we need to re-victimize them? 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[laughter] >> just trying to liberate some luxury. >> aoc's sister is looking for bread. >> we cannot criminalize crime, harold. and we shouldn't be identifying them by race either. that will further stigmatize their communities. >> of course it's the republicans fault. if they haven't cut funding from san francisco, they could've had a lot more money to spend on education, job training programs. and don't even put them in prison either. we have to rehabilitate bid we know we need to abolish the prison system. it creates more crime. >> up next, president biden trying to calm down democrats while kamala harris waits in the wing. my favorite talk. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. 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[laughter] do you want this? >> i'd be surprised if you don't have 100 of them. but i'll take them. speak i'm not taking it out of the wrapper. >> so then let's go to you, harold. are you worried about hillary? where has she been? what if they do to her? >> first of all, thank you for that. i know i won't match dana's intelligence. [laughter] you take a year from now, you take a year ago today we were debating whether or not the presidential race was over. it seems like three or four years ago, maybe longer. he's got to do several things. he's got to figure out how you top this vital oil reserve. at the same time, how i think you should reverse the keystone pipeline decision. we've got to meet the problem where we are. i think the country would reward him for that. i think he's got to talk a little longer term about where he sees the country going. taking accountability for things that are not going right. here's what i'm going to do to -- american people are incredibly forgiving voters. >> carol, that's is what you said was going to happen. >> but it's good. but you are right, for him to have to say this means that there is a chance. >> in 2024, jesse, the people surrounding him will not allow him to reopen the keystone pipeline. are you kidding? that goes against everything -- >> in 2024 you can see a whole host of things. higher crime, illegal aliens. >> why fix the board is? >> who knows what north korea is going to do at that point. sky high inflation. his ability to communicate, shot. on a big is going to be able to compete in a vigorous reelection campaign. and then just look at the popularity. it just went off a cliff since afghanistan. and now the democratic party has to worry about, are we going to let the republicans gain 60 seats in the senate if they have joe and, look at the top of the ticket. they are going to have to take stock after the -- and then in the summer of 2003 just put this guy out in the pasture and give someone else a chance. probably the cleanest magazine you've ever purchased. 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[laughter] >> look, we've got to pick our secret santa's. i'm going to go ahead and figure out which lucky host i will get a gift for her. judge, no judge. go around, don't show anybody. >> do you know what the limit is? >> if you do it, it's $5,000. for me, $50. >> while we were doing this, look what's at the middle of our table. a pie cake in bakeshop pie. if you go to gold belly, that website where they sell really overpriced things, look at that thing. what is great about this pie cake -- it has peak on pie at the bottom, pumpkin pie in the middle. look, i'm on a bad mood right now. layer together with cinnamon butter cream topped with apple pie fillings. why did you show the thing instead of my face? >> basically what it is -- it has a four and one layer dessert. it is not incredible? >> i could use a little muscle. >> give it to me. they had does him, right? >> do you mind if i -- >> you've got to put the hat on. can you show the camera? i want you to get this. >> she's a lady! >> talking about who? >> aunt joe. that's too much. >> people say that's too much, just don't eat it. >> god bless america. >> you don't get this in a communist china, lebron james. >> would you eat those? it's every dessert and one, carol. >> i just want the pumpkin pie. >> it doesn't work like that. >> oh, boy, harold. yours is like the democratic party right now. it is a mess! >> you know what, that's the worst. >> this is a very bipartisan way to -- if you had a family that could not agree on a desert, the one thing, the pie came in from the pie shop. speak i'm not going anywhere for thanksgiving. >> what he going to do -- >> all tell you what. my experience at delta, i have ptsd from flying. >> i thought they made up? >> i don't want to be in another situation where somebody tests me about the masks and threatens me. i'm not flying until there is a radical change. >> i like delta. >> you know what, delta doesn't like you. >> no, american doesn't like me. they don't like any of us. >> i love american. i love united. >> you love united? >> delta is on my -- my bad santa list. what are the college? they are on my naughty list. >> i love delta periods when to be by these gifts >> i don't know. >> we love christmas and then we will have a show. it is very fun. it is a amazing thing. you're going to love your gifts. it's going to be fantastic america. >> you got me something to exercise on. dear member that? >> it was a pilot tone the office. >> it almost took my eye out. [laughter] >> that could've been a major lawsuit. i would on this network. >> no you wouldn't. >> but i would be missing an eye. >> i think it's good. >> i agree with you, harold. it's delicious. do you want me to tease? ♪ ♪ . . ♪ >> dana: time now for one more thing. i'm not going to do this every day, i swear. greg, don't get mad. percy is 9 weeks old. he got to go to the beach for the first time. he is growing so quickly. but he is super, super cute. super cute. this is good little pumpkin right there. >> judge jeanine: i'm so happy you have them. >> dana: everyone should give their kids a puppy for christmas and you can say i suggested it. greg? >> greg: all right, let's do this. greg's this is disgusting news. most people are aware that i am nonjudgmental. i don't care when you do, who you do in the privacy of your own home. but when you are out in public, i don't need to see it, especially two different species. i have always said it before. stay in your lane, animals, here we had a mere cat, put the moves on a regular old cat. he starts giving him the old paw, the cat doesn't seem impressed. a little scratch. i get that a lot. what is he doing? >> trying to get the milk. >> this is perverse. we have a society. and when you break the rules, this flagrantly then the society is going to collapse. mear cat, leave the cat alone. >> get a beer cat instead. >> judge jeanine: i have no idea what you just said. >> jesse: get used to it. >> greg: join the club. >> judge jeanine: we know how hot it gets in florida. dogs get hot, too. here is a cape coral family that left a refrigerator open and their golden retriever puppy decided to climb in. [laughter] that's funny. i thought it was. >> greg: the door closes, judge, disgusting. >> they stuck the door open because they were taking the beer outside. okay, four while the refrigerator may get you away from the heat. we don't recommend your dogs try this show this to percy tonight. >> dana: don't do this. jesse? >> jesse: we have had a busy week in this country, rittenhouse, football, you name it check in with russia, shall we? >> jesse: russians inventing flame throwing vehicles that soviet era sedan that shoots fire. and this is what they do over there, basically. this invent things that shoot fire. >> judge jeanine: do that looting the store. >> jesse: san francisco needs a fleet of those trucks. >> judge jeanine: extort for russia. >> harold: we have plenty of time for you. that was amazing. >> after eat taco bell. >> jesse: best friend scott -- how could i forget? mine is one of the greatest athletes of all time tiger woods posted a video of twitter account fueling speculation showing him swinging the golf club. you may recall nine months ago he was in a car crash that almost ended all of his life had us concerned. the 15-time major champ. i hope he comes back. best to you, brother. >> jesse: best to you right, greg? >> greg: you know it, huge tiger woods fan over here. >> jesse: you were pulling for him. >> greg: pulling for him all the way. devastating day for everybody. >> dana: tell us what's happening on the gutfeld on tonight. >> tulsi gabbard, duffy. talk about rittenhouse and looting and why thanksgiving is under attack. >> dana: secret kwanzaa. >> judge jeanine: i'm on tucker tonight. interview with rittenhouse and come to me at the end. >> jesse: "watters' world" originals have expose on gutfeld. >> dana: must see tv tonight? >> harold: signing a magazine cover. >> dana: that's it for us, everyone, "special report" is coming up next, hi, bret. >> bret: does anybody else have any shows? [laughter] they would like to promote? >> dana: have a good one. should have tiger woods on gutfeld. >> dana: is he going to get right on that. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, sad news. five people are dead and dozens injured after a driver plowed his suv into a group of people watching a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin, sunday. the mayor of that city today called it a horrible and senseless act. a 39-year-old man with an extensive criminal history is now in custody. authorities say he was out on bail and had been involved in a