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Most people agree more alarming are the parts of those bills that give donald trump's cronies the power to nullify the vote. is it framing to move to that's how democracies die to that's how ours is dying right now? >> if you talk to experts who have seen and study democracy, that's what they would say. this is a paradigm that needs to shift. a january 6th that happening every day. on a local level that's tearing apart our democracy. it is interesting when you look at who is speaking out and who the profiles of courage are. if you're looking for someone to push back on donald trump, if you're ...

How can they be honest reporters? i could do not that. >> tucker: that's a smart point. it does feel like the main hiring thing for every reporter is narcissists. the more likely you are to get the job. >> this is the perfect -- they sort of rent through the gamut of twitter. january 6th is the twitter media. #january6 >> tucker: let's talk about january 6th which was an actual event where crimes were committed. >> a riot.h >> tucker: i believe that. and we are for prosecuting all crimes. but it's become more than that. uthis being washington, it's ud to a political effect. how do you think de...

Phelps. but there's no question that brady is somewhere in there. and also part of it, pam, is this. mere statistics, they're important. they indicate excellence. but there's something more than that, especially when you talk about the general public. people beyond those who follow it closely and parse every moment of every game. and that is how much fun were they to watch? how beautiful were they to watch? for all that muhammad ali did, and it was very important beyond his boxing excellence, he was also so distinctively beautiful to watch. now think about that regarding michael jordan. or tom...

He makes a smart point that they weren't actually the trigger pillars. this was in a situation where they themselves were involved in a tragic accident that resulted in a death. but their conduct here is so far beyond some sort of casual recklessness, they will have the knowledge to prevent this terrible tragedy. so while i agree with paul that anger is never an a reason to charge, here i think the facts of the law come together in a way that this actually is the proper charge for these parents. >> law professors joyce vance and paul butler, thank you for joining us tonight. we will be continu...

Basis for decisions prosecutors make, even in egregious cases like this. look, they are responsible parents, and horrible citizens. but they are not killers. and manslaughter should be reserved for actual killers. the crumbley's could be sentenced to 60 years of prison if they're convicted of all counts. that's more time than most murderers do. >> joyce vance, is there a lesser charge that these parents could've faced, some kind of reckless endangerment by not taking any measures when they had such clear warnings? we >> i think this is the lesser charge, and i take paul's point, and it's so ra...