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sergeant requesting that i respond to this location regarding a woman's body. she had been found by a passerby in the blackberry bushes. >> this is kind of off the grid right here. >> yes, it is. >> a woman's body, discovered in a nothing patch of scrub at the end of the runway, near an all but abandoned trail. what did you notice about the body? >> first thing i notice, of course, was that she was in fact nude. the second thing i noticed was that her arms were gently crossed on her chest. >> not just a body abandoned? >> correct, she had not been discarded like garbage. but she had been gently placed into and under the vines. >> the detective had a special set of skills that she called on now. she had been trained in tracking, reading trails, disturbed vegetation, just like the scouts in the old west. the pattern of broken branches and tamped tamped down leaves and soil, told her that the body had laid down here about a week. is there anything that suggested to you why this woman would have been abandoned here? >> no. and that was part of the
discussing my camera. she said it was a symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder that she blood on her bow -- volatile villages epithets. she told us that she never sent any emails angela. tipped back, michelle said, she didn't know her. >> i've never heard of her. and never communicating with her. >> it is a where she lived pickardville? >> exactly. i'm assuming she loves a condo with. tampa side that, that is the extent of what i know about her. i don't know what her job is, i don't know where she works. i know nothing about her background. >> more so she said. please that otherwise. >> there was compelling evidence. >> sergeant dared by it was a public information for that anaheim police. >> there was
you can get my vote. i want you to show the american people that you're serious. here's the subpoena to representative scott perry who did not comply. here's the subpoena to jim jordan that did not supply with a subpoena. >> those were subpoenas issued by the 1-6 committee but it's almost unheard of for a committee to issue a subpoena for a sitting lawmaker. the house will not vote on contempt of congress until next week. neil? >> neil: chad, two very quick questions. why not force the issue? he's there. he come in to the committee room. look the doors. get your inquisition going right away. >> it's conceivable. you could ask the sergeant at arms to do that, to arrest him, to cite him for being out of compliance with that subpoena. that's not what they did. >> neil: they didn't do that at all. switching gears to the house freedom caucus. angry conservative members not keen on speaker johnson's cobbled together deal to keep the government lights on and
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dr hannah sergeant from the university of leicester. many in the us congress are breathing a sigh of relief after a $1.6 billion government spending dealfor 2024 was reached between republican and democratic leaders. well, for more on this, let's go straight to our north america business correspondent, erin delmore. agreement, erin, but not a done deal. , , ., ., ., deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a ste in deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the — deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right — deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right direction, - deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right direction, but - deal. exactly. it is an agreement, a step in the right direction, but not. step in the right direction, but not a done deal. this is essentially an agreement on how much money the federal government should spend this fiscal year. federal government should spend this fiscalyear. it federal government should spend this fiscal year. it doesn't detail how they will spend it and how much will be spent on what. let's break down the numbers. we are talking about $886 billion to be spent on the military. 773 billion to be spent on anything else. this is essentially a consistent level of funding to what we saw president biden and former
unhinged. like donald trump. and i would like to see him fight for our democracy with the same tenacity that donald trump fights to destroy it. >> you may hear some of that from the president today in valley forge, pennsylvania, as he kind of launches that side of the campaign is this idea of defending the democracy. sergeant, obviously we talked to many times. always grateful for your time talking about the injuries you suffered that day, how it changed the course of your career, effectively forced to you out of your job because of what happened to you that they, what are your reflections three years after january the 6th? >> three years, thank you for having me on your show, three years ago was when i was doing my normal job and unfortunately the tragic day ended my career due to the injuries that i sustained both physical and mental as well. right now i am focused on myself and my family, i have
a violent mob intent on supporting our democratic process. >> that's right, something from a medieval battle, in 2021. sergeant aquilino gonell joins me now. he's the author of the book american shield, the immigrant sergeant who defended democracy. sergeant, for thank you so much for being here. the president quoted you yesterday in his remarks. you were the capitol police officer he was talking about. we were chatting before we came on air, and i asked, you feel videos, you are seeing and watching it, i'm wondering how your feeling today? >> has moments where i have to take pause and reflect on what happened. especially on a day like today when you are bombarded -- and accusation about things that did or didn't happen. but those accusations, those