 um, that this is a problem with separation of powers because can't, can't Congress just hand off the power to the executives to essentially take away your right to a jury trial by calling it a public right. But the majority said, well, that would be preposterous. You can't simply do that. This would be a direct violation of the separation of powers. So that was a big one. I frankly expected maybe even a little later, but you're right. We do have obviously the Trump case, January 6th defendants, and then the net choice cases as well, uh, dealing with, um, what powers the, uh,