 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 that naturally... So what was up with the pardon for President Nixon? I think that...