one request from chris jacobs in new york that wants $1.2 million to pay for a trolly and one other request from congressman don young in alaska, $18 million to rebuild a fire station there. neil, these requests are vetted. they're not automatically approved. they're going to have to make the case to the house appropriations committee to convince them that they should be one of the pet projects approved. because there's not unlimited money for this, neil. >> neil: what is interesting about what you're reporting, hillary, whatever you think of these ear marks, they're down payment that a lot of these congressmen and women get to vote on bigger legislation. this is the cost of that vote. so actually when you look at these measures out there, trillions worth, this is the means by which you secure the votes for that stuff. >> yeah, neil. what is also interesting is the case that democrats have made for bringing back ear marks is

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