about what would have happened had gibson, dunn and crutcher, given her job? meese: if they had given her job she deserved, she probably would be now a retired lawyer from gibson and crutcher, living out her retirement and never would have achieved the remarkable position she did on the supreme court. >> that was a bracing reminder to me of why that story works out in the end, because i've generally told it in a much more grumpy fashion until you corrected me. i'm going to ask evan to do one more thing, which is you are going to have to talk about the relationship between sandra day o'connor and chief justice william h. rehnquist, because that was an intriguing part of your research. >> my wife and i had access to the o'connor family, to her papers and letters, and we were looking for love letters because john o'connor and sandra o'connor had a great marriage, a true, lifelong loving romance. we were going to the papers and there are not any love letters. we went into her chambers at the supreme court and her secretary took us down to a storage closet. and ther

point now as a lawyer who spent most of his professional career working for the law firm gibson dunn and crutcher which is represent a corporation such as wal-mart goldman sachs and even sea world and dismantling health and safety protections retirement security collective bargaining rights and more for american workers when wal-mart got pissed at maryland legislators for passing a law that said corporations must spend 8 percent of payroll in providing health care for their employees they turn to school leah to take the state to court and get the law tossed out and scalia represented u.p.s. workers said the company didn't accommodate for injuries that occurred on the job but perhaps one of those most ridiculous defenses was of the car company ford after ford denied an employee with irritable bowel syndrome her request of occasional telework to accommodate her condition ford solution was just to move the employee's cubicle closer to the bathroom but when the plaintiff explained that simply standing up can trigger a loss of bow control argued that they should have taken self-help steps such as usin