treatment. you know what i mean? >> yeah. why would you do that? why would you give them d or the c? this is what you do when you honor people who serve. >> he's the longest serving congressman in history. his father was congressman before him for 22 years, i think. i think he was in for 60? >> 59 years. >> 59 years. >> he served in world war ii before that. by the way, mr. president, you don't control who lies in state in the rotunda. the speaker does. that's been his call. in case our viewers don't know. not only was at the longest serving, he was crucial to passing the civil rights act, to creating medicare, to passing the clean air act, the clean water act, the contact, obamacare. so much of what we take for granted in modern life. john dingell was central to. he was a giant of the house and widely admired on both sides. in fact, i think it was mr. boehner was sworn in as speaker, he asked dingell to swear him