 If, however, a lower court says, well, you know, some of what he did was not within his authority as president, then in theory it could be a crime. But the Supreme Court also said if you want to accuse a president or somebody who's a former president of things he did while he was president, you have to give him a pretrial hearing on whether or not what he was doing was part of his job or was it not part of his job. And that's the bottom line on the Supreme Court decision today.