done is go to vietnam and manila and started interviewing people and it portrayed this completely biggar human being, he was german phobic, he was very wealthy but he drove this old honda civic with rusted out floorboards and dirty t-shirts and flip-flops' and he would show up to congress and a ripped jeans and a surfing shirt and flip-flops' and she was just a totally bizarre individual, and yet this reporter going to manila for a few days finds three kids that said they were larry's and was just kind of fascinating not only like one when he moved to saipan as dhl is becoming successful. like what mark move to tonga and start up enough espresso cafe. it's the fastest growing in the world becoming super rich and it's his dream in life and he moves to an island to become the bartender? there is just something compelling about telling that story and finding out who he was >> clearly it started in the u.s. and the first roads were california, honolulu and what not. he took on the post office like you said, and he won yet dhl isn't much of a player in the u.s. market before fedex. why is tha

>> biggar really important.think the federal model of appointment of louis election of the federal judges is the best model and some states have followed it but not all. some states still have a totally elected process for selecting judges. i think that is very unfortunate because it means raising money for campaigns and there is no way to be comfortable with that in the judicial scheme of things. it's not good to have judges you know have to take campaign contributions from certain interests and it's a worry. so i hope that more and more states will follow the federal model of not having judicial elections. many states including my own have for a period of years the judge's name goes on the ballot, and if the voters can vote whether to keep the judge or not. they are not running against anyone that doesn't require massive input or funds, and that seems to work fairly well. not many judges are free move in that process. but, it is one way of having the voters involved to some degree. and it seems to have worked