Governor Christie, who still got a couple days left, is popping in on a gambling thing.

Go ahead.

Update me on what's going on.

I only have a few more days than you, Mike.

I understand you do.

You've got a couple more days.

That's it.

Yeah, a couple more than you.

Yes.

What's going on?

Supreme Court has taken the case.

They have taken it.

Okay. All the briefs are submitted and on December 4th, they'll have oral argument before the

U.S. Supreme Court in Christie versus the NCAA. And you're confident? And who's arguing

for your side? We have Ted Olson. Oh, you do? Okay. Wow. Okay. And who do they have?

They have Paul Clement. Okay. Big time. King Kong versus Godfiller. This is big.

Okay. I even know both of those guys. So those guys are big guys. Yeah, we're talking

very big guys. Okay. And you're confident you're going to win this? I feel good about it.

I mean, you know, you can never be completely confident when you go to the U.S. Supreme Court.

You know, it's nine people sitting up there,

but we feel really good about our argument. We don't see that there's any basis for the federal

government to be able to tell the state that you have to do or not do certain things.

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