wartimes, he is doubling the number of executive orders of any other president before him, and that's a separation of powers issue as far as i'm concerned. >> is this a sign that congress is just a failure. >> many of these regulations are done basically executive orders are when a president informs his executive branch. it doesn't control states or governors of what they can or can't do. there is sometimes a misunderstanding about that. it is important just what you were saying that it was what his own agencies are going to do. i want to maybe because it is my world homeland security. many, many regulations have to do with the safety and security of the american public, and we're much safer now than we were in 1950 or 1960 when there were no fire regulations or air pollution regulations. this idea that regulations are just all bad or whatever, you got to drill down on what they're doing. they have for the most part, we are a safer, healthier living