Scalia told him. i don't want someone appointed who will undo everything i've done the past 25 years. that will inevitably be in the psychology of his decision, he said. how could it not be in the psychology of his decision, melissa? and i am not going to ask you to play armchair psychologist. so, instead, lay out for us what is at stake around breyer's decision. >> let me just first say that in his jurisprudence justice breyer has always been a fan of multifactor tests and it's not surprising his approach would employ a multifactor test. it's very much on brand. but he is someone who has been...