enumerated procedures brings us, in our view, into the domain contemplated by this court in powell v. mccormack. we have not challenged powell v. mccormack. so if there's a violation of one of those procedures, it seems to us that is a justiciable claim, but the claim here is a very limited one. all of the evidence should have been adduced, no matter how detailed, about -- wiley fairchild's drinking habits and listening to hank williams sr. music should all be laid before the full senate, day after day after day. that is the claim. and that, we think, is a judgment that the senate can take into account in determining whether to employ rule 11, but recall again, rule 11, not only is it not obligatory, but after the committee has worked its will, the committee itself -- and several members of the committee did, by the way. senator heflin served on the committee. and when the issue came, when judge nixon said, i want my motion for a full trial heard before the united states senate, it was overwhelmingly rejected by the senate, but several members of the committee voted in favor of that. these are