 Charlie, thanks for having me on. The Supreme Court decided what everyone in America has known for many, many years, which is that, and the Supreme Court has essentially held for many years, which is that the President of the United States has immunity for his official acts. It's always been that way. The Supreme Court touched on that in 1981 in the Fitzgerald case. As John Roberts points out, the whole structure of our government, the separation of powers requires that the President has immunity. It's