Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about the

last committee hearing that is upcoming. They have decided to have one more hearing and this is going to be a little bit different.

We've talked about it over and over again.

Tell them what you're going to tell them, tell them what you told them.

This is the final tell them what you told them phase of things.

So what can you expect from this hearing, from the last hearing looking into January 6th?

First, it's going to be shorter. Picture this is a closing argument. It's going to be shorter, it is going to cover everything.

And it should introduce, it's probably going to introduce a little bit of new evidence that they have gathered

since the last committee hearing. It will be heavily reliant on multimedia presentation,

trying to get as much information across as quickly as possible.

So that's the presentation side of things.

This hearing is a little bit different because it's also going to be what they're calling a working hearing.

And there will be votes.

There will be votes on three things.

Legislative recommendations. on three things, legislative recommendations, referrals, and adopting the report, because

there's going to be a report that's released covering all of this. Legislative recommendations, what does that mean?

Plain and simple, they apparently have recommendations

that they believe can help mitigate the possibility of this happening in the future.

So they will be recommending those and there will be a vote on those.

The vote will be of the committee itself, not of the entire House right now.

When it comes to the referrals, something interesting has happened.

They said that there are five categories, five or six, quote,

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