implement these changes. and some of them are pretty simple, when you think about it. just building a taller fence, making the fence curve at the top, i mean, these are some basic recommendations and they want to do that, not just in front of pennsylvania avenue, where this man jumped the fence, but also all the way around the security perimeter. and we can also point out, most of this report is still classified. a lot of the recommendations that were made have to do specifically with the security protocols and procedures of the secret service, and also the layout of the grounds of the white house right here. so, we don't know exactly the extent of what the report recommends, but we can assume that it goes pretty far in recommending those changes. and you know, susan was talking a little bit about the culture of the agency. i mean, the department of homeland security was very aggressive in pointing out that the culture of the agency is insular and sort of aimed at protecting itself. and it really lays out some dramatic ways in which this is supposed to change, from the budget process to training on up. i mean, uniformed secret service agents were getting 25 minutes