So, on one hand the issues are simple but on the other hand to burden another judge, another court with these files is unfair. With all due respect to counsel the files are voluminous, they deal in the main with discovery motions we were obliged to make because the Debtor did not comply with the discovery rules. As we approach trial there is no reason for a judge who would take on this case to review on page of that. That is discovery, that is done. Whatever it is it is, whatever the orders were they are.
Discovery is over, ready for trial.
In fact any judge who took this over would probably have to do nothing more than read the motion we filed last September. That was precipitated the hearing, the setting of the hearing and be brought up to speed on recent developments including the conviction of Mr. Henson two weeks ago and his imminent incarceration. I rile at the notion of Counsel waving this flag that it would be unfair to the system to remove a judge who otherwise should be removed under 455. That is not a justification. Counsel revels in telling us that we don't understand Chapter 13 Law, My co-counsel sitting here Miss Seed would disagree with him.