 Yeah, as long as they're charged before he's out of office. No, I don't believe so. Any and all future prosecutions. He can write there, any and all future prosecutions, pardon for anything they may have done in the past. Well, I guess that would just be it for anything they've done prior to, say, what is it, January 5, 2026 or something like that. I'm sorry, 2025.