i think you do want to strike it all down to avoid a readout of buckley i reserve the remainder of my time. >> thank you, mr. clement. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. may it please the court? there should be no occasion to consider issues of severability because as we argue, the minimum coverage provision fully consistent with article i of the constitution. but if the court were to conclude otherwise, it should reject progression or sweeping proposition the entire act must fall if one provision is held unconstitutional. as an initial matter, we believe the court should not even consider that question. the vast majority of the provisions of this act do not even apply to petitioners, but instead millions of citizens and businesses who are not before the court. how does your proposal actually were? your ideas when they take care of it themselves, do contemplate them bringing litigation? insane i guess the insurers are the most obvious ones without the mandate, the whole thing falls apart that we will bear peter krause. so the rest of the law should be struck down. that's all another line of litigation. >> i t