low treasury yields today is somehow a solution to this problem, for people who have any kind of longview they understand that does not cut it. onhe made these comments wednesday. we're sitting down and and talking on this thursday. talking 10 year policy. i talking short-term politics. am imagining the attack ads that can be done on this. you know title actions. what was it 84 votes? is this an issue that could be used effectively in the midterms? is it something that you and i are talking about now but 16 months from now when voters go to the polls is is going to be one of those issues that just really does not matter and folk psych it up and deal with interest rates? >> it is 83 votes. it is a good question. i deeply believe this has tremendous political power. for an attack ad to have credibility, there has to be at least some level of credibility to it in terms of the argument that is being made. frankly, it is artie started with the nrc see -- it has already started with the nrcc. say i'm not picking up a lot of concerns for my colleagues on the democratic side. there is no validati

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fortunately, they didn't put two-plus days of oral argument n the mue "amistad," anthony hopkins, a good longview, texas, guy named matthew mcconaughey, and you find at the end of his argument, but basically he goes to asking, where's justice so and so and chief justice john marshall, and where is the solicitor who last argued the case against me then i was here before. even the judge that started this case, he had died one night during oral arguments. i mean during the days of oral arguments. and he ends up concluded -- concluding, basically, they've gone to meet their judge and the most important question we can ask is, or that they were asked, is will they hear, well done, good and faithful servant? now if i'd had a lawyer argue that before me in the court of appeals or in the district bench , i got the message, you got a lawyer there saying if you don't decide for me, you're going to have to face god almighty someday and he's going to judge you and he's going to come down on you if you don't do the right thing in this case. and i might not have appreciated it but the court found, appropriatel