 It actually makes a lot of sense. So I think it is logical that some acts are immune. The core constitutional responsibilities of any president, put Mr. Trump aside, ought to be immune from prosecution. Purely private acts ought not be immune. And so the hard part, again, is in the middle. What is and what is not an official act. I think we have to avoid the following construction. I don't like Mr. Trump. This opinion is good for Mr. Trump.