 The court gave the president sweeping powers that he is untouchable for any official act, and that even after leaving office, he's presumptively immune for prosecution, unless the government can show that he's criminally liable for a private act, which, by the way, the court made very difficult to prove. There's been an enormous reaction to this, especially on the political left, but not only on the political left. Do you think the justices realized how much resistance there would be to this?