 935 Secret Service snipers had the shooter in sights but couldn't get permission to shoot until shots were fired. Yeah, that is in dispute this morning. NBC is saying that the particular sniper who took Crooks out did not need supervisory permission to shoot. Did not need supervisory permission to shoot. So I don't know if that's going to stay. It's like the fog of war. A lot of things are going to change. A lot of stuff will come out.