 Robert's Court has been doing this in a lot of ways. The overturning Chevron is just sort of the culmination of this campaign. And as you said, what it does is it says, when Congress passes a vague law, it's not up to the agencies to decide how much power they get under that law. It's up to the courts. It seems pretty sensible, actually, and consistent with the way the courts have always done business and the separation of powers has worked. But for the last three