No, that is not his point. His point is, if they overide what is done legislatively, (as in, say, universal healthcare) THEN go ahead and appoint new judges.

It is not up to the judges to determine how we provide for the general welfare. It is up to the legislative body. If they can't refrain from undoing the will of the people, thru their representatives, then we need to reform the court.

There are other ways to reform the court besides packing it.