text:  want to do that can be called an official act, and even some of the things that are not official are presumptively immune under what the court did. So it says that there are very few limits on what the president can do. And as the dissent said, and it was quite a powerful dissent by Justice Sotomayor, are you really saying that if the president sends out an assassination squad that the president can't be in any way in criminal law trouble or in trouble with the law in general? And the court didn't answer that.