 However, the courts don't know very much about environmental regulations or any other kind of regulation. They don't really know that much about the functioning of the administrative state. So I kind of understand the arguments from the administrative state. And frankly, if the administrative state were staffed by conservatives and if conservatives had a foothold in that institution, I would probably be favoring more power to them because every large state in history has some kind of bureaucracy. And we don't actually live in some yeoman republic utopia anymore.