 And then in 1803, Justice Marshall, in a decision called Marbury v. Madison, said, oh, in addition to that, we can also strike down laws that we think violate the Constitution. In other words, they put themselves above Congress and the president. And that, at the time, Thomas Jefferson was president, and he went nuts. He said, you know, under this construction, the Constitution has become a thing of wax in the hands of an unelected judiciary. And he was absolutely right.