 Well, Hugh, obviously the Trump immunity case got the most attention, but there were several important cases here at the end of the Supreme Court's term that is beginning to rein in the administrative state. Loper Bright, as you mentioned, overturned the so-called Chevron deference doctrine, which said if Congress doesn't do our job and we punt to an administrative agency using vague and ambiguous language, the administrative agency doesn't get to decide how to settle that. It's the court's responsibility to say what the law is. Just look at the facts in the Loper Bright case.