threats that you all are to face including threats to your health. and you know, congressman guy yay goe, you re a marine. my brother was national guard, i know you marines, you all are special, right, and you guys definitely held a special place in the lore of american military history. that really kind of put you in a position of leadership on that day. people were looking to you. my understanding is you and representative swalwell were the last to leave the floor. i think people were looking to you because you had that experience. talk about your experience that day and what you felt responsible to try to do. well, you know, really what put me in the mode i would say is there was a young staffer on the floor, and i looked at her, and she was just absolutely scared, petrified, and it reminded me of actually being in war and seeing other young men, especially when we first hit contact, seeing that look, and the way that you survive these type of situations is by