 of a chief magistrate who was subject to public justice, criminal prosecution, and everybody cried out against that. No, I understand, but since Benjamin Franklin, everybody has thought, including the presidents who've held the office, that they were taking this office subject to potential criminal prosecution, no? I don't, I see the opposite. I see all the evidence going the other way. Marbury against Madison, Mississippi against Johnson discussed this broad immunity principle. So what was up with the pardon for President Nixon?