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committee hearings. where we heard from a series of witnesses that congressman raskin and his staff first looked into in connection with the second impeachment. namely, marc short and others in pence world. as well as someone who never did end up testifying, congresswoman buhler. that having been said, i think they learned our lesson well from this. the best way to bring the american people along for what actually transpired on january six was to hear in the voices of those who experienced it firsthand. whether they were capitol police officers on the ground or people who experienced those events from the white house. cassidy hutchison comes to mind. as perhaps the most compelling witness of all. to hugo's point, there's still some giant, unsolved mysteries of january six that i hope the committee will get to this thursday. but their witness presentations are pardon parcel if not the most critical element to why the hearings have been successful so far. alicia? >> hugo, vice chair liz cheney says the committee is still considering criminal referrals.
the president later few years later was poisoned by russia. it was only in 2014 when they finally were able to break away. there was a revolutionary movement in the streets of kyiv primarily and they managed to stand up to the riot forces and overturn the government and send the pro-russian president running and he took exile in russia. for the last eight years, they have been looking west and openly towards nato and looking towards the united states primarily and now we are seeing vladimir putin saying not so fast, you don't get to leave or deny all of that history that we have in the past. you are and always will be a pardon parcel of greater russia and a slavic empire that he's
we will make the case on the per its as -- on the merits. this is not simply a defense agreement. this is something that's going to be pardon parcel of our broader economic agenda moving forward. when 95% of the markets are outside our shores we've got to make sure we're out there competing. i'm confident we can compete. with respect to baltimore, let me make a couple of points. first, obviously our thoughts continue to be with the family of freddie gray. understandably they want answers. doj has opened an investigation. it is working with local law enforcement to find out exactly what happened. i think there should be full transparency and accountability. second, my thoughts are with the police officers who were injured in last night's disturbances.