 And they refuse to do that. The regulations, the DOJ regulations, provide no instances where the AG, the Attorney General, has any kind of authority and supervisory capacity. It's utterly deficient. Let me underscore the point you're making here. Let's slide on just a second. What you're saying is he's acting like an independent counsel, even though they claim he's nothing more than an inferior appointee reporting to the Attorney General. And when the judge said, okay, can you give me any examples? They didn't.