contraceptive coverage would violate. in other words, can a for-profit company say it has religious views? that's the biggie. then the second is a challenge to a massachusetts law that sets up fixed no-protest zones around entrances to abortion clinics. the question is whether that violates free speech. >> the first one you mentioned is the hobby lobby case. that's the big one everyone is weight for. thanks for me correcting on the number of days left. that is the one people are really waiting on. do you think it's unusual for the court to really push that right to the end, and do you expect that case to be the last or to be at the very end of the calendar? >> i've given up long ago betting when the court is going to make its decisions, but no, it's not unusual for the big cases to come at the end because they're very often the hardest ones and the ones where the consequences are very high and a lot of back and forth between the justices as they sort of respond to each other in writing before they release the opinion. so, no, the big ones usually do come at the end. >> we thought the end was coming sooner than it really is looking into tomorrow and next week. we appreciate you.