 is bolstered by some of these amicus briefs. Because what John Roberts says is that this really important provision of federal law that allows the EPA to impose a new kind of system of regulations on emissions from power plants, that it's just like a regulatory backwater, okay? That it doesn't really matter, that Congress didn't think about it, that it's just kind of stray language that shouldn't mean anything and the EPA can't use it to cite any power. Well, Roberts ended up running with that. That was like the heart of his opinion.