The committee stands a join.

And with that, Benny Thompson gavils down.

And I'm here with Halle, Jackson and Katie Ture.

I am really struck by the fact that we heard from election workers, ordinary volunteers,

people who are part of that community.

It was such an important part of their lives.

We heard from Shay Moss about how she had heard from her mother and her grandmother,

the importance of voting, how important it was to the elderly, especially during a pandemic,

important to them that she was available to them.

She would help their college students not have to travel home, but get mail-in ballots

and to be able to vote all of that.

And as we see...

And look at what's happening on the screen.

Hugs with Adam Kinzinger with Shay Moss, members of the committee coming up.

And forgive me, I'm looking at the screen, Andrew, I'm watching this unfold live here.

Just like we saw for the last panel of witnesses, the committee members, almost, you know,

paying their respects to both her and her mother there.

You can see them walking towards the camera where it lady Ruby.

And as you see, Liz Cheney approaching and the fact, and also, of course, Congressman

Raskin.

So, you know, let's think about the impact of this testimony, lady Ruby, as she described

herself, these people who were honest, ordinary citizens so vilified that they were afraid

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