 He may have immunity. That's an official act under his commander-in-chief power. So that first bucket is narrow but terrible. Second bucket, he's not doing something in his core power, but Congress has authorized him to do something. Well, then he has what the court calls presumptive immunity. No one knows what that means. Third bucket, third bucket, he has no immunity at all for personal acts. We didn't need the court to tell us that.