 It doesn't mean that the president can do it, right? He can be enjoined, he can be impeached, he can be removed as President Nixon was. So when people say, John Dean saying, President Nixon could have gotten away with it. Why? I mean, let's assume for a second that a court says that breaking into the opposing party's office in the Watergate is an official function for the purpose of immunity. It doesn't mean that he has immunity from impeachment. Right.