, which most of us know about the rhyme as kids. >> lizzie borden killed home run stepmother andan ax. >> jimmy: they say she killed them, but she was acquitted of killing them. >> yeah, but she was guilty. >> jimmy: i tell you something, i happen to have read about this story. there's a guy named bill game james who wrote a book called popular crime. he investigates these famous stories. and he concluded she absolutely did not kill him. >> that's so weird because everything i read online is that she definitely did it. >> jimmy: well, that's online. this is a book. >> see, yours is probably better. >> jimmy: mine is on paper. it's not imaginary like your friend prince. it's a real thing on a shelf and everything. >> you know, i made the movie. and in the movie, she's guilty. >> jimmy: so when you were making the movie, you were thinking of her as -- >> we kind of had to make a decision. so there's a foundation of behavior, and the director and i kind of decided that yes, she was guilty. and where i went from there was just how she sort of manipulated and deceived everybody. and w

politically convenient for the president or the parts yet to be decided by the president as the lizzie borden ax falls in regards to those decisions. i know kansans and the american people certainly deserve better. mr. president, i'm going to come back and talk about the four rationers again in more detail. this only serves as a warning and alert about promises not made, promises not kept. but people have to understand who these four rationers are, what they intend to do and what the dangers are and why amendments to prevent rationing were not successful in the beginning when this bill was passed. i yield back the floor, and it appears to me that we do not have a quorum, mr. president. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. cornyn: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. fer sph without objection. mr. cornyn: the gallo goal up pl released a poll, what do you think is the most important problem facing the country today? well, the results should not shock anyone. 21% of the american people think that the federal government is the problem. q