i absolutely find it extremely odd this is the one they went after. as you say, you cannot lift a finger against obama without worry about getting sued. >> neil: adam, what do you make of that? >> as ben likes to say with all due respect, this is outrageously silly thesis to suggest the president of the united states or secretary of the treasury would say to the attorney general, hey, let's go sue these guys. ben, why them? it's s&p. c'mon, ben. >> neil: c'mon, adam. there are other big rating agencies. >> it's s&p. >> what is the difference between s&p and moody niece >> they all screwed up. why aren't they being sued? >> we don't know they haven't investigated moody's and fitch. we know they sued s&p. >> the only thing i would say is this, the evidence of an s&p is pretty bad. >> fine. >> it's there. >> it's there. i did not see the evidence. >> okay. what do you make. in the end, how far does it go? >> i think it ends. >> really?