 The initial answer is I don't know. If you look at a schematic or overhead aerial imagery of the area, that's the main spot. So if you're on the advance, which the Secret Service does, they show up weeks in advance, and they show up and they figure out everything as far as like a three-tiered security system, where we're going to allow our most trusted people. The next tier is like maybe like donors next tier, on and on and on. And then after that, they're like, okay, well, let's designate firing positions. Where could a sniper fire at us? I've seen the Secret Service director and a few other people talk about, well, it wasn't in our scope of perimeter.