to debate, i'm joined by the man hop won that case, businessman shaun mccutcheon and robert weissman president of public citizen which argues for additional campaign finance limits. welcome to both of you. certainly a fascinating issue. here's my thing, mr. mccutcheon. here's a new reality, right in the american democracy for sale? how do you have candidates in the future now going to the wealthiest donors in the country and saying i want an unlimited amount of pone? how does that is not at some-point lead to corruption? >> again, i think this is an issue about independent private people exercising free speech and regardless of economic status, all americans are entitled to free speech. so this is a first amendment guaranteed right under the constitute. all americans are entitled to -- >> and the supreme court agreed with you in a 5-4 decision and upheld that. if you sit back as a citizen and say i want to be politically involved. if i'm a person of great means and i've got all these candidates saying i want an unlimited amount of money, do you not worry that leads to corruption? >>