congressional intelligent, what did congress want. and it looks like congress didn t want the severability clause in. so i would expect if the mandate is stricken, you would expect the entire statute to go out the door. however, this is the supreme court, and they get to decide what they want. bill: indeed, they could. now two, weeks ago on a saturday night ruth bader ginsburg was quoted, apparently, she was at an event in washington, d.c., and she said if you cut off the head of the broccoli, what happens to the rest of the broccoli? if you toss out the mandate, does the law stand or not, and that appears to be a central issue. how did you interpret that report? you know, i m smart enough not to interpret what the justices say out of court or even in court. i ve been around the block enough, identify argued cases i ve argued cases myself. i walk out the door thinking, okay, i know how the justices or the judges what they re thinking, what they re going to decide and then six weeks