 Well, then, so clearly, that's a presumption that immunity will not attach to it. So let's just set aside all of this. Then, of course, the court ended with, you know, said that no immunity for unofficial conduct. You know, if the president commits an assault in the White House, then that's not in the conduct of his official duties as president. Then, of course, he could be subject to prosecution after leaving office for those sorts of acts.