 forthholding in the majority opinion, which is the Chief Justice Roberts' conclusion that evidence of the president's official acts can't be used against him, even when the underlying charge is about an unofficial act, basically sort of an evidentiary rule that will make it harder to actually prosecute even crimes for which a former president's not immune. She said that just doesn't make any sense. She said, I joined Justice Sotomayor's dissent on that point.