 This is one of those things. Again, we go back to George Washington. And as a presidential historian, whenever we say George Washington, it's kind of a mic drop moment. You're supposed to say that's what you're supposed to do because he's the model. And George Washington, when asked at one point by the House of Representatives for information about, I think it was the Jay Treaty, actually, said, no, I don't have to give you that information because nowhere in the Constitution does it say the House is involved in foreign affairs. I don't have to give you that information. And then he adds a little line he didn't have to add where he says.