 If it goes outside the ambient of his official acts, then the president can be subject to prosecution. Now, we're talking about, let's throw out that hypothetical. The president takes a bribe. And they actually mention that in a footnote, how a prosecution for the president accepting a bribe would work. If the president orders an assassination of a political rival. Well, those are actions that are outside the ambient of his executive authority. He doesn't have any constitutional authority to assassinate his political rivals. He doesn't have any constitutional authority to accept bribes.