This excerpt is from a presidential message to Congress regarding his displeasure with Supreme Court rulings against some of his New Deal legislation: The Constitution vests in the Congress direct responsibility in the creation of courts and judicial offices and in the formulation of rules of practice and procedure. . . . The simple fact is that today . . . the personnel of the Federal Judiciary is inisufficient to meet the business before them. . . . It is obvious . . . that some provision must be adopted, which will operate automatically to supplement the work of older judges and accelerate the work of the court. -President Franklin D. Roosevelt, message to Congress on the reorganization of the judicial branch of the government, February 5, 1937 Based on this excerpt and your knowledge of US History, what did President Roosevelt want Congress to do? (1 point) He wanted Congress to replace progressive Supreme Court justices with conservative ones. He wanted Congress to rewrite legislation to make it agreeable to the Supreme Court justices. He wanted Congress to increase the number of Supreme Court justices from nine to 15. He wanted Congress to increase the number of clerks assigned to the Supreme Court justices.