you see the fbi showing up on the scene, there's friction with local law enforcement, all of that is fiction. when you have an incident where people's lives are at stake, potentially, and people are in danger, you have the law enforcement agencies that quickly fuse together. and now in several major large american cities, police departments have their own full-time crisis negotiators, but the fbi is there to provide assistance across the country, should there be some type of emergent situation in a local law enforcement agency, and a local law enforcement agency needs their help. that's what we're seeing right now. the local law enforcement tapping into that fbi expertise. these crisis negotiators, many of them are regular special agents and professional staff that have other jobs, but then go through collateral training, where they become experts on communicating with people, and helping to peaceably resolve situations like we're seeing unfold right now in texas. and so this is where all of that training comes to bear, to try to understand what is motivating this suspect, it is a good thing that we know that line of communication exists, that is