mr. raferty? >> no. and the court, if we are on a case-by-case basis, if the court will draft what they did today and the last week in the form of a powerpoint, that it is in the form of something that can be read so we don't waste the court's time. >> okay. and so that is another check-in of where we are, and few more things on my end before we can talk about the discovery issues and wrap up. obviously, i think that it may have hit the docket by now, and i think that sometimes there is a little delay, but we filed an order on the severance issue, and then i realized that we did not ask the state about the redacted issue that mr. arora argued and it is the motion to sever accounts. >> one moment, suggest. >> the august 30th motion for severance and listed several accounts, and he is asking specifically for a redacted motion for trial. the i never got the state's position on that one. >> your honor, john floyd for the state. mr. wooten addressed that originally and he is not here at the moment, and so i w

mr. raferty, you had joined this?yes, the possibility that the interviews not be conducted by phone at all, and in fact, in person, and accommodations with the state and the defense to conduct these in person as opposed to over the phone, and that is my only request. >> and for me the driving consideration is going to be the desire of the grand juror to come down here and deal with that or do it over the phone. >> mr. wade? >> the state is opposed to any of this, and we will come before the court, and tell the court why, but i thought that at the outset of your argument i thought that i was clear before we started to argue in terms of the discovery that mr. grubman has indicated that we have not given him anything, but i thought that i was clear that the discovery is here -- >> i feel like you keep going back to discovery, but save that to the end. >> that is the argument, and i don't want the court to feel like -- >> but right now, we are focusing on the grand jurors, and we will get to that. >> judge, i did prepare