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You right now, i won't ask for a un man mouse vote, i will just set will for four more people of my party in the assembly and one more at the senate. >> it is a problem isn't it? the question is, have we reached the point where there is a sufficient popular frustration with the incapacity of the states in the universe as a result of all of the obstacles thrown in their way by the federal government that there will be a national protest which will be reflective in harmonious legislation by congress and a certain feeling of self inhibition exerciseed by the supreme court? they should being execu...

His argument and that of a great many others is if one were to remitt to the state all of the money going to the federal government the chances are the states simply dissipate and create more hot dog stands and more public squall lar in the face of this. isn't it true the state's revenues have risen since the second world war far in excess of the increase in the gnt, an increase in the economy, and that this itself suggests certain states stimulated into doing their duty by the activity of the federal government? how do you handle a question of this nature? >> well, i think the people -- this ...

The right to force them to listen. i don't think we have that right. >> yes, sometimes it they come very close to that implication, i agree and they're there again when you ran for governor you backed an anti-pornography law which is slight and brings out the question can somebody be a successful governor. are we walking into a situation where theoretically you might be elected unanimously and having been elected unanimously on ten reforms you might find all ten of them are forbidden, either practically or legally, legally because the supreme court has ruled that you can't pass anti-pornograph...

Any more crimes and violence. >> and i'm sure that you might be very tempted to blind you. but the question that i am raising is haven't we seen evolution, the notion of constitutional rights so that you see, for instance, a speak court saying as it recently did that a labor union has the right to fine those of its members who don't follow its orders in when they're told to observe a picket line. there's not a federal constitutional guarantee question and therefore can't we simply project that in the course of the next 10 or 15 or 20 or 40 years or almost every right that you and i now conside...

To pass an edict there can't be any more crimes and violence. >> and i am sure he might be very tempted to oblige you. the question i am raising is, haven't we seen an evolution the whole notion of post constitutional rights are so that you see for instance the supreme court saying, as it recently did, that a reunion has the right to fine those of its members who don't follow its orders when they are told to observe a picket line. it comes a federal constitution guarantee question. can't we simply project that in the course of the next 10, 15, 20, 40 or 50 years almost every life that you now ...