Well, howdy there internet people? It's Boa Gunn. So today we are going to talk about how you might should view the committee.

Now, just so you know, initially it appeared that the final committee hearing was going to be on Wednesday,

it is now going to be on Monday.

And there were some things that you should keep in mind as you watch it.

The first is there wasn't a lot of cross.

You know, a lot of this evidence hasn't been tested in court.

And that leads us to a statement from McCarthy, who is the presumptive incoming

Speaker of the House, something he said back on June 9th.

He said that the committee was the least legitimate committee in American history.

That's a statement that I feel will haunt him.

I feel like that statement will probably find its way into history books.

I want you to think about everything that we learned through that committee.

Everything that was presented to the American people stuff the American people

would not know yet if it weren't

for that committee because DOJ wouldn't be releasing a lot of this. The

American people would not have a clear understanding of how

involved the plot was and he referred to it as the least legitimate. That statement, that's

going to be around for a while.

And when you really look at this committee and when you really look at what it provided the American people, as far as context, as far as understanding the various prongs and elements that went into an attempt to overturn an election to prevent the lawful transfer of power, everything that the former members

of Congress outlined in that open letter.

When you think about how the committee provided that information to the in that

the committee provided that information to the American people.

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