the prosecutor in this case, in d.c., you're on the federal district court. the prosecutor in this case, a liberal administration. i think it is fair to say, in the state of texas. the prosecutor in this case nevertheless still asked for two full years in prison. you gave the defendant three months. the guidelines called for ten years. the prosecutor wanted at least two. you gave him three months. when did you, you made a number of arguments and statements on the record and i would love to go through some of them. i've read them all. the first argument you made was that the federal guidelines which punish child porn offenders were, and i'm quoting you now, in many ways, outdated. that's your quote. and you went on to say about why you thought they were outdated. up and i quote. i don't feel it is appropriate to increase the penalty on the basis of the number of images or pre pub he issent victims, meaning little kids, as the