taxpayers' money because if this -- if this law is challenged, and the aclu has already said they're going to file suit. so when it's challenged and we have to come up with those millions -- potentially millions of dollars that are going to be taken away from education in the state of alabama, away from mental health, away from so many of the issue us that we need to be dealing with, that is gambling with taxpayers' money and i think they're being very irresponsible fiscally. >> i hear your argument on the money. it certainly -- litigation isn't cheap but they're also playing with people's health because as we know, one of the reasons we had roe v. wade in 1973 was because women who were desperate who couldn't find any other avenue to a dignified way for this did what they thought they had to and many were injured, mutilated, and of course i think the year before you had roe v. wade, you had almost 40 women died trying to get this type of procedure done. so you have to keep an eye on all of that. senator, we're not one and done on this. >> absolutely. we argued that.