on them and were sucking up oil. coast guard today, according to the governor's office, actually shut down those barges. those barges are no longer working. the coast guard says they didn't have certificates of inspection, and they will be inspected by the coast guard tomorrow morning, but this has to make your blood boil. >> well, it is another way that the coast guard gets in the way instead of helping. what would have been wrong, with 12 coast guard guys in my office today, and why aren't they out there inspecting and working, and if they don't have the right equipment, shut them down then and shut them down for two to three days? it took us two weeks to get them approved. >> the boats voluntarily pulled back their operations, the coast guard says, and they'll get inspected tomorrow. >> that's unbelievable, anderson. at this point in time, every day, every hour, every minute counts. this is just another example of the unmitigated failure that the government response has been to date. >> you're saying if this was a war, there is no way to --