myers bolton is an example of that filed in 2008 as i indicated the district court ruled later that year in the fall of that year during the time that the bush administration. in the fall of baggy or of baggy or we have an election that the new cast of yours in town. they had a different view on things and shortly thereafter the matter was settled and it never went and then appealed and the inauguration of president obama in 2009. litigation is is not a great first choice for the houses that. it is i think the last option for the house and senate when you don't have any other options. a second larger point a missile pick up on some of the things josh said is that congress needs to get the other tools in the constitutional quiver when it's dealing with these oversight matters and using those tools. the appropriations process and the authorization process in the senate and the advice and consent power. if there's one thing the executive branch understands, it is money. the house and the senate have the ability to withhold appropriations, to threaten to withhold appropriations commit to lin