on the same day justice rehnquist was sitting and he read all the names of all the opinions and as holley said there were multiple opinions after he read the long list of names of the plurality and the concurring and dissenting he turned to his colleagues and said i didn't know there were that many people on this course. [laughter] >> there were more opinions than actual justices. islamic an attempted to ask ought to tell one of the liberty supreme court jokes. [laughter] >> the best one is [inaudible] >> take that he is >> -- the fine baptist lawyer who's a friend of pbgc said he just cut to the chase if the material is hanging on the wall and easily removed, to get down to read if it's made of concrete in the ground it's too much trouble. but that is not tall lie in the courtroom and there is much more helpful guidance if you read those couple pages. >> i just wanted to use will holley said as an opportunity to remind us that the law is one

holley is his name. -- holy is his name. mary prayed for us that we may remain strong.o reverence the great gift of life through which we participate in the divine. god alone gives life. god alone takes away. god did not make debt. the evil one, the devil, has made death. help us, as mary did, the mother of your son, help us to stand up for life, to cherries the young child in the womb, to care for it and preserve it and strengthen it. we keep in mind the words of the great warrior of life, pope john paul ii, who after leaving the church to respect and opposed -- uphold the death penalty, said, if we stand for the life of the criminal, then it is unworthy of the human person to kill him if we can protect humanity with bloodless means. how much more the life of the innocent, who has done no harm, who cannot even cry out, and the poignant cry of a baby, let us think of that baby. let us pray for life and work always for life. my dear young people, god has brought you here. make this a life long crusade. heavenly father, bless all here. give us the wisdom and courage we ne

. >> this lady had an urgent question and holley was suppose to come in also. >> absolutely, yes.>>hank you. when we had the incident with the man who who had the explosives on the airplane "the new york times" had done an article on this university of thinking and london where they were saying that this particular university is an islamic group is a hotbed of what better. i was wondering in the united states if we have any cases where a public university if there is a religious group where there are temps to close a group down because of speech that's going on at the group and then what are the legal issues involved? i mean, let's say they are not espousing terrorist activities or anything like that, but let's say the government is monitoring these people and finding a common connection. >> going back to the u.s., those of us on the panel, this is not an entirely new question. and he lee versus james wendi sts was at its height in the 60's and 70's, colleges tried to sit down the st yes chapters because somebody in this society might someplace have urged bombing something at the