 And they're aiming at him, and the guy shoots one, two, three, and then they take their shots. So the whole thing, you know, unfolds very rapidly within seconds. And he's dead right away. You know, did they have some sort of no-shoot-on-warning rule? No. According to a bunch of retired Secret Service agents who've been giving media interviews, there's no such rule. If you see something, you just take them out. And so why didn't they?