 So we're going to presume he's immune if he did something wrong or broke a law while he was committing an official act. And then there's no immunity for something he does that's an unofficial act. So hypothetically, if the president of the United States sneaks away from Secret Service, runs out into Washington, D.C., and robs a grocery store of a Snickers bar, he would not have immunity from doing that. So the real issue is that at the lower court,