 hey, he's got to ask for permission is totally false. The logic behind this policy is if they observe a lethal threat and have to ask for permission to engage, then the suspect or suspects would obviously have ample time to carry out their attack, so they do not have to do that. Yeah, when I first heard that, I said, if you're trying to stop assassins, you don't have to ask permission to shoot one if you see them. No, if you think life...