 Well, let's talk about the principle of the matter. Back our first president, George Washington, when the Jay Treaty got negotiated, he got subpoenaed by Congress, and he went to Congress and said, look, I don't have the authority to summon you to the White House, to these congressmen, and you don't have the authority to summon me to Congress. And that was, John, that was when this doctrine of executive privilege was born. And there's numerous Supreme Court decisions, a lot of them around the Nixon era,