 No, I don't. I think the military officer is still bound by the rule of law and they'll have to make a decision if they abide by what the president says or if they abide by the law. And I think that's going to create some chaos and trouble. The president could pardon in advance people that are willing to commit crimes on his behalf. And the Supreme Court seems to indicate that pardons, even corrupt pardons, could be within the scope of official immunity.