change, the court changed, and they want a progressive pushback here. is that where the president's heart is? >> it may be where his heart is. but it may not be where his mind is by the time he's done making this selection. he's thinking this is going to be the dominant domestic political issue between now and the november elections. he's got to decide how big a fight he wants. i think that's why you heard him lay out his four criteria yesterday for who the next supreme court justice should be, but also why he played up what david pointed out which is that justice stevens really does come from a different era where ideology did not seem to be the dominant issue in a confirmation battle. i think he'd like to get back to that. >> just to return to that point, david, you recall back during the state of the union when the president references the citizens united versus the fcc case, a 5-4 decision. the court rules the government can't ban spending by