 long before the U.S. Supreme Court did so in the Brandenburg case in 1969. That was very impressive. Yeah, the juxtaposition of Holmes with someone like Judge Borkman from Montana is particularly interesting because he was a judge who was a cowboy. He was a minor. He was self-educated. He was gruff. He was a bit, as is often the case with free speech advocates, he was a bit of a loner and irascible.