who went to school with him. in high school, also in middle school. she told me that a lot of folks another students tended to stay away from him, especially when you brought up the issue and talked about guns. a lot of people were worried him , especially since he was really into the whole guns thing. uh um , and spoke about it quite often , and i know it was kind of off putting to some people have a lot of friends. but like some of the friends he did have for also kind of in the same boat as him in a way, people are just wary of them. he stood as a uncuffed his hands. okay we re just now getting word, sarah that the suspect in this case jack to share a was, in fact, just a few moments ago brought inside the courtroom he was shackled, wearing his tan prison guard. he was then garb that he was then unshackled. so this proceeding now is just now getting underway. where once again. we
great moment really terrible day and then found out later someone that i was initially told had died was alive and unhurt and for that, i m i m grateful to god. i think one thing that is really striking to me is something we heard from the chief medical officer at the at the hospital here, dr jason smith. who i know is a friend of yours. we ve been through a lot together. he had this moment that i want to play for you. for 15 years i ve cared for victims of violence and gunshot wounds. and people say i m tired, but i ll be answered. it s more than tired. i m weary. there s only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they re not coming home tomorrow. what s it like for you to hear? the frustration in his voice about what they deal with jason well, and he he cares. and we battled covid together. uh um. he, uh really? cares and we think a lot
together. he had this moment that i want to play for you. for 15 years i ve cared for victims of violence and gunshot wounds. and people say i m tired, but i ll be answered. it s more than tired. i m weary. there s only so many times you can walk into a room. and tell someone they re not coming home tomorrow. what s it like for you to hear? the frustration in his voice about what they deal with jason well, and he he cares. and we battled covid together. uh um. he, uh really? cares and we think a lot rightfully so about the police and the fire department and the e. m s that show up there on the scene, but our surgeons, those nurses, their first responders to the first part. of the battle for people s lives is stopping that shooter. at the second part. is fighting for those that
, just like justin did after he was expelled. and they re like, no, you they you won the vote. you won the vote, and i was like, i can t you know when all that started saying but that s not okay because of justin and so for me. i took no satisfaction at that point for winning because i was so concerned about justin jones, who had who had gone before me. his his resolution went before mine. and just broke down in tears because it just mortified me. uh um. he made such a beautiful defense and you know, after his i was like, oh, my goodness. i can never be that eloquent that articulate that, you know, powerful, powerful speaker and then and justin pearson after that, but when you heard the tone of the questioning in there on how they were questioned and how i was questioned it was clear what that was about. it was so clear.
in this report is really extraordinary. yeah it s really it s brutal, right? um it s not unity. it s not just your sadly to say you re running the milk out of abuse. it is sadistic and ritualistic and sacrificial child abuse. it s detailed in some of these things. um my reaction is really across the board. um there s a sense of vindication after you ve been called, you know. a liar by the church. and you don t you can t get any institution to even acknowledge what s happened. you can t get the justice system to acknowledge it. you can t get the legislative system that got nothing seems to knowledge it and so now we ve suddenly got uh um, the attorney general that the justice department basically acknowledging that what happened to maryland survivors is, in fact true, in fact, now you know