Chuck Todd

It's a movie that's worth your time with Dustin Hoffman, by the way.

And that would go through to set that case so that we would actually have, you wouldn't have a way to politicize the court and do that.

If you've never seen it, if you're in your 40s and that film's new to you, go check it out.

We can do that.

I don't think it'll feel too dated.

And I, for one, think that Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito are really good at maritime law and admiralty law, and they could continue to do that.

But we manufacture a war with Albania, which, of course, if you're my age, when you hear the words Albania, you think of the TV show Cheers because Albania...

Matters related to ambassadors, fine, you can have your lifetime appointment.

I think beyond that, though, on the Supreme Court, prior to 1925, the Supreme Court didn't get to set their own docket.

Albania, it borders on the Adriatic.

It's an old, it's from the first, you know, I'm going to digress here.

The first season of Cheers was so impactful because I think Coach was only on it for one season.

Congress gave them the power to set their docket and grant cert in the Judges Act of 1925.

And yet Coach is, the guy who played Coach, you know, he died after the season one, but he was the sort of the old pal of Ted Danson's there, Ted Danson's character.

We could take that away.

And all of a sudden you wouldn't have the situation where Thomas makes a footnote in a dissent and somebody says, okay, I see what you're saying.

If I bring this case, we can go in and bring this down.

But he was the his one liners were the best.

We can take that away.

Woody Harrelson was good, but nobody could top coach.