 That, of course, is not true. That is a step too far. The idea that the President of the United States is never, for any activity, able to be criminally prosecuted is really silly. If the President of the United States decided that in his home, in the White House, he was just going to murder a maid, for example, could he be criminally prosecuted? The answer, of course, is yes. However, there is the idea that the President is, in fact, criminally immune from certain activities that a normal person would not be. So, for example, if I authorized somebody to go kill somebody abroad...