You're listening to the Judicial Watch weekly update with Tom Finn.

First up, though, is this major new lawsuit that Judicial Watch filed on behalf of Ashley Babbitt's husband Aaron and her estate,

a $30 million wrongful death lawsuit against the United States government.

It was filed today, the anniversary of January 6th is this weekend, and it is a historic lawsuit.

And it's a long time coming, and we're honored to be able to represent Mr. Babbitt and Ashley's estate in order to get justice and accountability and the truth out about what happened that day.

An outrageous, inexcusable shooting death of Ashley.

There's pictures of Ashley with her husband Aaron, a 14-year Air Force veteran.

She and Aaron owned a pool cleaning business together.

And she came to Washington because she wanted to support President Trump, participate in that

rally.

She traveled here alone, and she was shot for no good reason by Lieutenant Michael Byrd

of the United States Capitol Police.

The lawsuit was filed in the US District Court

for the Southern District of California,

so it was filed out in San Diego.

And as I said, it was filed on behalf of the family of Ashley Babbitt, who is the, as I said,

the U.S. Air Force veteran shot that day on January 6th, and I'll say it once. If I won't say it again,

I will, let's put it, I'll say it one, and then I'll say it again, that's what I mean to say.

Ashley Babbitt was the only homicide victim that day at the January 6th disturbance.

And the left media and the politicians pushing a January 6th narrative that's anti-Trump

and anti-Trump supporter in order to justify their abuses of law.

Don't want you to know that, but that's the darn truth, and we want the government to be held accountable for what its employee did.

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