 because he's guilty of insurrection. There had never been a trial. He hadn't been charged even. There wasn't any accusation of having been guilty of insurrection. They just decided carte blanche, and then they took him off the ballot. That's not necessarily the same prosecution, but it was the same idea. So basically the court said to them, go back and do your damn homework. Do your job. If you want to try them, fine, but you've got to come up with the goods. And they don't have the goods is the bottom line.