:37:08
5:30 will be fine.
:37:11
Howdy, Ben.
:37:12
Good afternoon, Mr. Justice.
:37:14
- How are you feeling?
- Just fine, thank you. Just fine.
:37:18
How's Ester?
:37:19
- Better and better.
- Good.
:37:22
- The usual, Mr. Justice?
- Sure.
:37:28
- Dan.
- Hi, Waldo.
:37:31
I want you to know I'm not gonna
support madame's motion.
:37:34
- What kind of motion is she making?
- Oh, I thought you knew.
:37:37
Knew what?
:37:38
You better get it from the C.J.
:37:44
- We'll do this later, Ben.
- Yes, sir.
:37:53
Hi, Dan. Missed you at lunch.
:37:55
- What's she up to?
- What's who up to?
:37:57
How many "she's"
do we have on the court?
:37:59
Oh, that. Well, it's just that
a question came up.
:38:02
Yeah.
:38:03
Or more accurately,
a suggestion was made.
:38:06
- Yeah?
- Well, what it amounts to is,
:38:10
should...?
:38:11
Should attendance be obligatory
at these obscenity screenings?
:38:15
Who wasn't there besides me?
:38:18
- House was packed.
- What's her beef?
:38:20
Well, the lady wonders
:38:22
whether a justice who hasn't seen
any part of the film hasn't, in effect...
:38:27
She wants me to disqualify myself
:38:29
because I won't go down there
and sit through that pile of crap.
:38:32
- Well...
- So it's crap. What if it is crap?
:38:35
That's not the point.
Crap's got the right to be crap.
:38:38
Drop the legal language, Dan.
:38:41
Are you, as chief justice,
:38:43
suggesting that I disqualify myself
from voting on Maloney?
:38:47
[Skipped item nr. 557]
:38:47
No, I'm merely suggesting
that it's been suggested.
:38:55
Where are you going?
:38:57
I've got a present
for Madame Just-ess.
:38:59
Not roses.