 Because they made the law. They made the laws. They said this was all right. You know, before they seized houses, they said, hey, you can seize houses. Before they rounded people up, they said, hey, you can round people up. So if there's no judicial oversight over what an executive can do, this ceases to be a functioning democracy. And I really hope people hear the fear in my voice. Jeffrey Engel is my guest, director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University. We'll be right back.