 Going back to Donald Trump's, I could shoot someone right here in the middle of the street and, you know, people would still love me. Well, OK, if you shoot someone in the middle of the street without cause, we would hope you can be prosecuted for that. In this context, the Supreme Court is saying if you're acting within your official duties, we are presuming a level of immunity protecting you and shielding you from potential litigation. Why is that?