The July 4th flash floods killed more than 130 people, including dozens of children,

and nearly all of the deaths were in Kerr County.

Today, its emergency management coordinator confirmed he was out sick when the flooding began,

saying his illness began on July 2nd.

I had already requested and been approved for personal time off on July the 3rd to fulfill a

commitment to my elderly father.

However, due to my progressing illness, I remained home to recover.

I stayed in bed throughout July the 3rd and did not participate in the regularly scheduled

10 a.m. and 3 p.m.,

Texas Emergency Management Coordination Center coordination calls.

My supervisors and Sheriff's Office leadership were aware that I was off duty.

Apparently, based on my reading of it, these documents were stored in an annex. I don't know where that is or who oversees it.

And they were being kept in burn bags, which I assume is material that's set to be incinerated.

What's the truth? What's happening? What did you see in the documents?

Well, you see, you're bringing attention to the burn bag to me for the first time,

and I'll leave that up to the FBI to describe, but I think it's evidence of the great depth

that the deep state will go to to cover up weaponization that was going on in the FBI and the executive branch of government

generally under the Obama administration. And I want to thank Cash Patel of the FBI and Pan

Bondi, our attorney general, for releasing these documents because after eight years, and it took us three years to get this

information, but after eight years, I think we need maximum transparency on all the schemes that

were going on 10 years ago to either stop Trump from being elected or after he was elected to ruin his presidency.

And that's what this Durham report is all about.

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