would think like this. texas jury awarded louis, and jesse s father, neil heslin, 39 point $3 million. pardon hockley were part of another trial. all of our abilities to hold on to daniel s memory, and cherish in an honor him, has been tarnished with toxic eighth and lies and danger. i get sent pictures of dead kids, because i was told that as a crisis actor, i didn t really know what to dedicate i did kid looked like. please listen to your verdict as it is red. at the end of this, trial the families were awarded more than one billion dollars. $120 million. $25 million, francine wheeler. $54 million. plaintive nicole hockley, $70,600,000. the number is just astronomical. i think it was purposefully astronomical, because it s
scarlet lewis was also there, searching for her 6-year-old son jesse. i remember being told repeatedly, if you can t find your child, go into the back room and put his name down on the list. and i m like, i m not going to put my child s name down on a list. i m just going to find him. i tried to go up to the school. they wouldn t let me. it was surreal. it was frightening. it was just um, it was hard to process, and at that point the governor brought everybody into a room in the firehouse. and that s that s where we got the news. . and he said if we were still in that room, our loved ones weren t coming back. the room erupted. it was chaos. there was wailing, there was
holding ms. soto s sign and it wasn t ms. soto there. we re just a couple kids there, including dylan s reading partner. and i walked up and i, said where is the rest of the class? and i looked down and dillon s reading partner and she just her eyes were wide like saucers. and she was just staring. and i thought, oh, gosh. this isn t good. scarlett lewis was also there, searching for her six-year-old son jesse. i remember being told repeatedly, if you can t find your child, go into the back room and put his name down on the list. and i m like, i m not going to put my child s name down on a list, i m just going to find him. i tried to go up to the school. they would not let me. it was surreal. it was frightening. i was just
later, in 2017, he appeared in an nbc news segment that also included an interview with jones about the conspiracy theories, mr. heslin comments about holding his sons, after he had died, with the bullet wounds were later picked up by jones and associate on his broadcast. they essentially called about their never being a mass shooting. on the witness stand, mr. hatchling was asked to go into detail about the wounds to his son. at the funeral, they were advised to touch not to touch jesse s head because it was so fragile. it was stated that jesse was fake. that was an indication that he didn t exist. he did. you did live. i was present with him for a six and a half years.
authoritarian form of society. and trump s big lie, this mythology that he actually won the election, is part of that effort. so, am i concerned? i am. it gets back to the point that i made a moment ago. i think that if congress does not begin to respond to the pain that so many of our people are feeling, they are going to say why do i want to believe in democracy? these guys take money from the rich, they ignore me, and if we are going to preserve american democracy, we are going to gain the respect of the american people, ordinary people, we have got to make it clear that we represent their interests and not just wealthy campaign contributors and the billionaire class. so, i think all of this is tied together. senator sanders, i appreciate your time tonight, thank you. thank you very much. the victory one by two parents against conspiracy spreader alex jones. in a moment, i will talk with neil hesson, whose son jesse was killed at sandy hook elementary school. you testified tha