part, because the general scope of the legislation and direction of legislation congress has been passing in this area has been to increase security, as you know. there have been threats against the justices, having to do with last year s decision overturning roe v. wade. and we have one person charged with an assassination attempt against justice kavanaugh. so, i don t think that s the direction the senate is likely to go. i think it s more likely to be a campaign of public pressure to encourage the court to take some more concrete actions, to institute some kind of binding system, to enforce ethics rules on the justices. staying with the supreme court, josh, its current term began in october, i believe. it ends next month and the court has historically low 15 cases. a legal expert telling nbc news, no term in the last century has sent fewer cases disposed of. with 75% of the courts caseload