 So you have a very, very important case talking about the appointment of a special counsel, which has become increasingly common in the United States. The executive branch said, we're just going to go right around the Senate. We're just going to do it ourselves. We're not going to follow the appointments clause of the United States Constitution because we think that we can go and get this thing done. And a judge has said, absolutely not. Now, the Department of Justice will appeal. It'll go to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court will have to make a decision.