The worst thing that could have happened to you has already happened and you're still here.

So this is after he's already had, you know, the Bay of Pigs has happened, the Cuban Missle Crisis has happened.

I think it's already happened.

It's already happened. He's in jail.

I want to show you a really interesting example of how this has happened already.

Lawyers have long recognized that this covers an imminent attack as well as one that has already happened.

Has something happened?

Has something happened?

It has happened.

Little has happened.

What has happened?

What has happened?

What has happened?

Has anything happened?

What has happened?

Something has happened.

What has happened?

Has something happened?

What has happened?

Has something happened?

Has something happened?

What has happened?

What has happened?

An accident has happened.

It has happened before.

This has happened before.

Yet it has happened.

It has happened before.

That has not happened.

This has happened before.

Yet nothing has happened.

That has now happened.

This has not happened.

Now, what has happened?

How has this happened?

Why has that happened?

And what has happened?

Not much has happened.

No. What has happened?

Has it happened before?

Has something happened again?

Has, has something happened to my husband?

But that has not happened.

This has not happened yet.

So what has happened tonight?