can t. and we know she is resilient. she showed that in high school and college. she went through a grueling experience. and from our perspective, the best place for her to be a is of course at brooke army medical center, but more importantly, we believe that is of course at brooke army medical center, but more importantly, we believe thatis of course at brooke army medical center, but more importantly, we believe that issue is stronger than might have thought. but there are aspects that have to be reviewed. we hear that she has sounded good and looking forward to seeing them. and we also know that she walked on her own capabilities both in terms of the swap and then when she landed in san antonio. so from our perspective, brittney is on the way, but we want to be as respectful to cherelle and brittney as we can so that she can truly be strong and get back to what she loves. we hope that it will be playing basketball. but those are her decisions.
those are my bosses. those are who i report to. so yes. they are filled with joy. we ve had conversations, a lot of conversations, a lot of texting as you can imagine, lots of emoji-filled texts. i have sent messages to cherelle knowing that she will respond to me when she can, when she has a moment. no expectation there. but i ve also been very closely tied to her team, lindsay kagawa-coalis who is her representation here in the u.s. and the wnba and has really been leading this effort magnificently. so we have been in touch. so you know, i just can t wait to hear that b.g. s feet are on u.s. soil. do you expect that she ll be able to continue playing basketball professionally? what s going on? that s my my family has
you know, family is my life. you know, i was a supervisor there. so that took up a lot of my other a lot of my free time. other than that, with my family, camping, playing basketball, playing games with my son. what any ordinary american citizen, family man would do. exactly. so this committee has reviewed thousands of hours of surveillance footage from january 6. during this review, we identified you entering the capitol as we see in this video. mr. ayers, why did you decide to come to washington on january 6? for me personally, you know, i was pretty hardcore in to the social media facebook, twitter,
0 along those lines, and then he fairly quickly moved to how fired up the crowd is, was going to be. and just that they were fired up. they were angry. the election was stolen, the election was rigged. did he give any communication how he knew that the crowd was fired up or angry? he continued referencing hearing them outside. through the open door of the oval us a, the president could hear the sound of the crowd and the music at the freedom plaza. these are some of the things that they were saying there at the plaza. just blocks from where the president sat that evening excited for the next day. this is nothing less than an epic struggle for the future of this country between dark and light. between the godly and the godless. between good and evil. and we will win this fight or america will is step off into 1,000 years of darkness. tomorrow, tomorrow, trust me, the american people that are standing on the soil that we re standing on tonight and they re going to be standi