committee, why isn t he willing to volunteer what he knows. he evidently had some role in trying to install jeffrey clark at the top of the justice department, when reportedly there are efforts to use the justice department to get georgia and other states to not send electors or send an alternate slate of electors. he reportedly was also involved in, you know, these conspiracy theories about dominion voting systems and had communications with the white house chief of staff including unencrypted apps. why is he unwilling to talk to congress about that? if it is above board, why he is unwilling to talk to congress? we should say there s quite a bit of public reporting that he was a key sort of intermediary with sort of getting jeffrey clark, who, of course, was at the department of justice and sort of plotted directly with the president to overthrow the acting attorney general at the time and to send out these letters saying, oh, we found fraud in your state, you can
covid-19 test within one day of travel. nonu.s. citizens must also show proof of vaccination. cnn, nadia, why isn t the u.s. requiring domestic travelers to test if it s this big of a concern item? yeah, that is something many biden administration officials were asked today, trying to figure out limiting the spread of covid-19 and preventing this winter surge. we ve known that the omicron variant is already in the u.s. 17 states and kocounting are already saying they have cases of this new variant, so it s already here. why not test or have screening or a requirements for domestic travelers? right now, we only have this new travel policy that will begin tomorrow for international travelers. so if you re trying to get into the u.s. from a different country, you have to show a negative covid-19 test that you took the day before you travelled. you also have to be fully vaccinated, something that started just last month, but
different story and a different truth. mr. bryan says, i m going to keep going. he s put the car in gear. but if you watch, you ll see mr. bryan isn t going back towards mr. arbery, he s not going back toward the mcmichaels, he s going in the opposite direction and he starts at a high rate of speed. you can hear the traction of the wheels. now, you can t see yet, but he s not moving towards mr. arbery, he s moving away, and you ll see why in a moment. now, here you can see the speedometer is at this point he slowed back down. he s at 4 miles an hour at the 51-second mark.
isn t there for roddy bryan. it s not there for these other defendants. it s there for all of us, and it s a principle that we cannot forsake. the court is going to charge you, i believe, without trying to put words in its mouth, on parties to a crime. the provision that s relevant to mr. bryan in this case is the second one. to be a party to a crime, mr. bryan must intentionally help in the commission of an offense of a crime. mr. bryan cannot be a party to a crime by accident. he can only be a party to the crime intentionally.