 The Supreme Court held two big or released two big decisions. And I'm going to get to one pertaining to the January 6 protesters in just a second. But there's one that's even more important than that, but it's getting less press. And that is the government's ability to make rules and laws and standards through bureaucrats without being passed through Congress. Now, the high court overturning the 1984 Chevron precedent that had given deference to the government agencies in interpreting laws or even making new ones as they administer or saw fit.