 Powers are there. So you have expressed, you have implied, and then you have this word penumbra. What's in the shadows of those expressed powers? That can only be fleshed out in litigation. The Supreme Court doesn't handle litigation. So if he wants to proceed on what is unequivocally a private act, he's welcome, I guess, to proceed without prosecution. But that's still going to take time to assert that it is unequivocally private. This is not a win for Jack Smith.