 was not a vigorous enforcer of constitutional rights for most of his service until it came to the First Amendment. And we can talk about what changed his mind when it came to free speech and led him late in his career to write some of the greatest and most shining paeans to free expression in all of American legal history. But for much of the court, he was very deferential. And we will get to some of those positions a little bit later in the program, but we want to hear from Carol in Elgin, Texas first. Hi, Carol.