sentence for the us citizen, and sickle list, in connection with the death of harry down. start us off at the sun. the family have had a long wait and they feel now that justice has been done. it wait and they feel now that “ustice has been donefi wait and they feel now that “ustice has been done. . , . ., . ., has been done. it was a movie and to see harry dunn s has been done. it was a movie and to see harry dunn s mother has been done. it was a movie and to see harry dunn s mother outside - see harry dunn s mother outside the courthouse today, she has kept her promise to harry because justice has been done, and she has a criminal record. she couldn t evade justice. and they find a really remarkable campaign, buti and they find a really remarkable campaign, but i can t help but feel that there are still so many questions and so much more could have been done to bring anne sacoolas to justice. the judge have been done to bring anne sacoolas tojustice. thejudge had previously a
meeting images of a donald trump like meeting with harry dunn s mother and telling meeting with harry dunn s mother and telling them that anne sacoolas was in at the telling them that anne sacoolas was in at the next room, it was all very bizarre in at the next room, it was all very bizarre. there is a lot we do not know bizarre. there is a lot we do not know about bizarre. there is a lot we do not know about what happened in this case: know about what happened in this case, we know about what happened in this case, we were originally told that anne case, we were originally told that anne sacoolas s husband worked for the cia. anne sacoolas s husband worked for the cia, which is why she believed she had the cia, which is why she believed she had diplomatic immunity. we now hear she she had diplomatic immunity. we now hear she had some high level secret service hear she had some high level secret service job, hear she had some high level secret servicejob, bu
harry dunn s, and officer hodges as they provided excruciating graphic details of what happened that day as they as the capital was invaded by hundreds of rioters. funneling described in graphic detail being beat with a metal rod, electoral shopped with a taser. shortly thereafter he suffered from a heart attack, traumatic brain injury, and ptsd. more importantly, all these officers sort of rounded up their experiences and said that what was most disheartening who are the people whose lives they saved now turned against them as funnel and said, they betrayed their oath really, in trying to downplay and minimize the severity of the events that happened on january 6th. in my opinion, those officers did accomplish their goals in
were saying that these officers condense and and are dumb playing the events and andrew clyde getting into a verbal altercation with represented representative jamie raskin on his claim of what happened on january 6th was comparable to potentially committed by a bunch of tourists. so jeremy, let s talk a little bit about the security. one of the parts that stood out to me, all of it was riveting, but it was when officer dunn talked about getting a text message about things that had been on social media about what s the plan was. as he put it, it seems to foreshadow what happened later. at the time though, we had not received any threat letters from our chain of command. chris, i think one of the big issues that this committee will have to look at is what warnings were provided to capital police, to d.c. metro