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Your kids were involved in it and drag it into this corruption. you are all looking for distinctions between the defendants and the baseline might be 14 days. >> what does that mean for lori laughlin? stuff felicity have and get 14 days she is facing up to 40 years. is there any chance she faces anything close to that? >> it will be driven by the guidelines in the ballpark for that. it could drive some of these individuals to go to trial, there's not that much risk going to try with the loss amount is 0. >> so much focus is on the parents because of hollywood's liberties charged in this. what ...

Though he is under a gag order and the traug post where he said he was framed while he was under a gag order. so a lot to come this week. but i think that the thing that most people are going to be watching is whether or not paul manafort spends up to 14 years in prison. >> barbara mcquade, you knew a couple of judges or two or three. what do you think will happen this coming week as natasha is underlining so well for us what we'll see possibly with paul manafort? >> well, he faces up to ten years in prison, additional to the 47 months that he got from judge ellis. i think that the sentence he...

Government in the sentencing guidelines can do little to protect. maybe that's what he's been doing. but in terms of the sentence, you're absolutely right. welcome to federal sentencing in the united states. if you create a loss amount in the magnitude that manafort did in the range of $16 million, talking of millions of dollars, you get very quickly into decades and decades behind bars in federal prison. so, from the outset, manafort's case was different than some of the other characters who merely lied to investigators or did other similar obstruction of justice type crimes. in manafort's ca...

Guilty of all 18 counts, i guess he was spent close to 400 years behind bars. an unrealistic bill but that is. he would be staring at prison for the rest of his life. >> if there is certainly the option for the judge. in all white-collar cases, the sentencing guidelines are driven by the loss amount. the millions of dollars that were in play. back in somewhat hyperinflated the exposure when you start talking about guidelines of 30 years-like. i don't think it will be a serious conviction peered but he is looking at a lot of time. it could be eight years, ten years, 12 years. for a white-collar...