 You know, I think we should not sort of take more away from Rahimi than it's worth. The real question of how far Bruin goes is still to be decided. We'll know as early as 9.30 this morning if the court's going to take up some of the cases that were waiting for Rahimi next term. But the notion that because the Fifth Circuit went too far in this case or in the social media jawboning case or in the Mippa-Pristone case or in the CFPB case, that that proves that the Supreme Court's not ideological, I think, is flawed at its inception.