We find the limit with a man named Anwar Al-Lokki. He is the first US citizen to be assassinated essentially without due process. He was killed by a drone strike under President Obama and Yemen. That sounds frightening. A US citizen got bombed? What? It is frightening, but lawful you said. According to the Justice Department in 2010, Anwar Al-Lokki was born in Michigan. His dad was Yemeni. He came over here on a grad program. He was born, went back to Yemen, was raised there, and then came back to the US. Long story short here, he's Anwar gets put on the kill list, which is the list of people that are approved by the president to be assassinated by a drone. And the US is looking for legal justification, looking for a way to make this happen. Because as we know, he's a US citizen and Yemen is not a declared war zone. As we said at the beginning, if no law applies, you can just make it up. Essentially, the US State Department comes out with a memo that says that it is permissible to kill a US citizen as long as the person poses an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States, and that capture is not feasible.