you remember that. you were alive back then. >> but sir -- >> you're interrupting the president, by the way. >> i'm just asking -- i'm just thinking of follow-up here. that wasn't under the commerce clause. can you cite anything under the commerce clause where such a thing has ever been done? >> if the commerce clause had been in effect, it would have been under it. that's all i can say, we're breaking new ground for the good of the american people. there are 20 million uninsured and these people will be dying in the streets unless obamacare is held up by the supreme court. >> perhaps, sir. can you identify a single supreme court case where an order has been given by the government to purchase a particular product and has been upheld by the supreme court? >> no, because this is, again, as i said, we're breaking new ground here. >> that was the lead-off segment last night on "o'reilly" and it was quite entertaining actually. he asked brit hume to pretend that he was former white house correspondent as he was for many years, ask the president the hardest questions he can regarding health care.