 There are four main questions I want answered. Did the counter sniper who shot the gunman have him in his sights before the gunman fired? Two, if he did, why didn't he shoot him before he fired? Well, I was talking to another SEAL, one of your people, and you have to know what the rules of engagement were. What exactly were the rules of engagement when they were going to shoot? I don't know. I don't know. If the counter sniper did not fire due to rules of engagement, there you go, who wrote the rules of engagement?