:57:00
Every time I see him,
he's ready to explode.
:57:02
Does he ever just relax?
:57:04
Yeah, he does have strong feelings.
:57:07
Same as you do.
:57:08
I hope you're not implying
that we're alike.
:57:10
No, no, no. I just mean
that you have similar differences.
:57:15
You both care about things.
Nothing's unimportant,
:57:18
whether you're making a point
on the bench or on the tennis court.
:57:32
Does Justice Snow
ever talk about me?
:57:35
Oh, all the time.
:57:38
Anything quotable?
:57:40
Well...
:57:48
I withdraw the question.
Hearsay evidence. Inadmissible.
:57:55
Morning.
:57:59
You're not a double agent,
are you, Mason?
:58:01
No, sir. We just get in a set
of tennis about once a week.
:58:05
Before breakfast.
:58:07
She plays very well for a justice
of the Supreme Court.
:58:10
- She's got a hell of a backhand, sir.
- Yeah, I know. I've seen it work.
:58:14
Well, when we found out
we were both tennis players...
:58:17
- Well, I hope you don't mind, sir.
- Hell, no!
:58:20
Go ahead. Wear her out.
:58:23
Yes, sir.
:58:29
Why are you trying to persuade me?
:58:31
You know I won't vote to hear it.
:58:33
All right, all right, all right, all right!
We'll table this one.
:58:37
- Why not table everything?
- Oh, no. Abbott v. Omnitech.
:58:41
Oh, come on.
:58:42
I think putting Omnitech on
the calendar is an exercise in futility.
:58:46
- Right.
- Oh, is it?
:58:48
Perhaps if we stop recruiting judges
from the jungles of Orange County,
:58:52
maybe we can get a 4-5 court
turned into a 5-4 court.
:58:56
I'm so sick and tired of being on
the short end of the vote all the time.