 Sure, and again, I'm not dug into this case as probably as closely as I should, but I did listen to some of the oral arguments. Actually, my former Solicitor General of Missouri, John Sauer, argued this case, and John's a brilliant guy, clerk for Scalia. So I think there's a reason why this is the last case or one of the last cases they're going to decide because it's a very difficult case for the court and one that they would probably prefer not to have to engage on, but because of Jack Smith's focus on all this stuff, they're going to have to.