 The guy's 140, 160 yards away, which is not a very hard shot with a rifle. And the Secret Service agent that takes him out, the sniper that takes him out, is above him. And he doesn't turn his gun much. Ken, is there any rules of engagement that we don't know about? Because it's been widely reported, and I think incorrectly, that he wasn't allowed to take the guy out before the guy shot. Do you have to wait as a Secret Service agent to neutralize somebody until they actually do something? Or had he seen him with a rifle, could he have stopped him before he did it?