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wouldn't happen. maybe quite this way. and okay, and politico spoke to an expert on wisconsin law who put it this way, the law doesn't say what to do with these ballots. so it would certainly go to the courts. which we are very familiar with at this point. this is according to barry burden. but burden said that he thought that a judge would be extremely likely to grant some kind of accommodation and this underscores is that real life is maybe a little bit messier than how it was portrayed in this show in there are courts and election officials which cast down on what atm tried to do. >> specertainly, if we were talg about a determinative amount of ballots that have been destroyed, we know it will go to litigation. i could speak for cnn, i don't see that we would be in the range of making a projection in that kind of scenario because we know that -- litigation would have already been filed within