>> tucker: just to be clear, i want to explain this in a way that our viewers can understand. what i hear you saying is that you're national guard soldiers might not have enough guns, so they might need to seize them?m? is that what you're saying? >> no. under the circumstances and mobilizing the national guard, the general is authorized to do what is required to have the proper munitions and resources for the national guard. the virgin islands national guard has an armory that has all kinds of equipment and ammunitions and arms. this order, written by me, is referencing the code of the virgin islands and as you canth see in that paragraph, it references almost eight different paragraphs in the virgin islands code. none of those paragraphs give any authorization for the national guard or the government to seize weapons from citizens. >> tucker: so this is seizing weapons -- because, i mean, again, i've read this order twice.ec