question after question after question, one of the justices, a very polite, portly lewis powell, leans over to thurgood marshall and says, do you think he knows we are here? that is the story i've heard. susan: you have made the case that the court wanted to hear the best arguments on both sides. one viewer tweets, "they needed someone more than a twentysomething junior on the stateside." prof. amar: remember, that is florida's call. the sovereign state of florida with its vast resources could have picked anyone it wanted. it is a bit of a problem that florida maybe could have sent a whole team of lawyers. susan: can you encapsulate the arguments made by each side? mr. clement: i will try. i will try with the fortas side. if you want to try with the state side. abe fortas knows he is in a position of strength, so he needs to do a couple things. he needs to make clear to the court that this is the right case to overrule betts v. brady. he is in an odd position, because the supreme court doctrine says that if there are special circumstances, special disabilities for the defendant, then you are entitled to counsel