maxine visited his mother to offer her support. he was sent to prison on a single felony charge of mayhem, but his accomplice's got off, she joined in the celebration. he was released a few years later and went on to murder somebody else in 2000. he still in prison today. waters did not learn nothing from the experience. she went on to describe the l.a. race riots as quote or a blood land in ways understandable including apparent in the part about smashing people's brains and for being the wrong color. that the democratic party's new expert on race relations. we invited congressman waters onto the show, with bennett many times, she never agreed to come on. so instead we have some with a little more bravery and we found it. she's an attorney from here in d.c. and she joins us tonight. thank you for being bold enough to come on. >> it's not that scary. >> tucker: i don't think it is at all. i'm not saying that maxine waters should be in prison. i am saying that given that christian dilemma history, she shouldn't be in congress, she shouldn't be defended by her colleagues and she certainly shouldn't be weighing in on race