donald trump said that he does want the president to be changing the second amendment. to be clear, an executive order does not change the amendment? >> right. the president problem with executive orders is that there is virtually no constitutional or statutory authority for them, and the argument is that they are limitless, and the president i issues the executive order, and it is not subject to the traditional order of processes which allows for the judicial review, and the problem is that we don't have a well defined power in the the executive power. so then, if the argument is that it might undo the second amendment, and of course, the executive order does stop at the wallf of the constitution, but the question arises, can an executive order change the rights that swirl around the second amendment, and the best ex example of that is the current debate, and can he provide for increased restrictions without striking the second amendment and the right to own guns, and