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had a documented history of gross negligence with a firearm he left a loaded glock pistol in a public men's room at the capital which for a law enforcement official is a firing offense but for some reason he was still in the force that day. the woman he killed was called ashley babbitt to. she was a married 14 year veteran of the u.s. military, she ran a pool cleaning company with her husband in san diego. him physically she was tiny, she was also unarmed. michael byrd later admitted he had no indication she was carrying a weapon, she posed no visible threat to. he killed her anyway....

We should be able to. notice anyone in authority want to talk about ray apps, the man caught on tape encouraging the crowd outside the capitol on january 5th and 6th to commit felonies by rushing inside. what is interesting is that january 6th committee under public pressure did in the end interview ray epps and we don't have all the committee records about that interview -- we should but we don't. some have been released and what they tell is a remarkable story. in the testimony that we have come of the committee coaches ray epps on how to answer questions about his involvement. "i was in the...

Law enforcement! in a very specifically worded answer, clearly thought through ahead of time. the question is did ray epps work or have any contact with any government agency? that he talk about january 6th before it happened with any employee of the u.s. government? we don't know. we do know two years after january 6th, long after an awful lot of other people have gone jail after walking around the capitol building, ray epps is still a free man. he's never been charged much less in prison. why is that? lets stop lying -- it's pretty obvious why that is. of course they're still lying about it....

Quoting -- i just want to understand a little more of your use of the word orchestrated to. it sounds to me like at this point when you sent this text you had turned away in part because of seeing some things you didn't agree with, is that right? like when you sent this you are already on your way from the capital because of concerns of people taking it in a different direction." is that the most leading question ever asked in the history of congressional hearing? probably. the whole interview goes on like this. keep in mind, ray epps is one of the only people caught on camera that the day enc...