 But lo and behold, they secured every building except the one with a direct sight line to the president. And we're now told by the head of the Secret Service that's okay because they made the assessment. They'd be better off with the agents inside the building. You know, because if something goes wrong outside of it or on top of it, you can shoot through the walls or shoot through the roof. Am I right? That's not standard operating procedure. And at the very least, it is a criminal level of negligence. And that's the best case scenario.