A quorum being present, the select committee to investigate the January 6 attack on a United

States Capitol will be in order. Without objection, the chairs authorized to declare the committee

and recess at any point. Pursuit to House Deposition Authority Regulation 10, the chair

announces the committee's approval to release the deposition material presented during

today's meeting. And further, it's approval to release deposition material that a

company's release of the select committee's final report. Good afternoon, and may God

bless the United States of America. To cast a vote in the United States is an act of faith

and hope. When we drop that ballot in the ballot box, we expect the people named on the

ballot are going to uphold their end of the deal. The winner swears and oath and upholds it.

Those who come up short ultimately accept the results and abide by the rule of law. That

faith in our system is the foundation of American democracy. If the faith is broken, so

you are democracy. Down front broke that faith. He lost the 2020 election and knew it.

He chose to try to stay in office through a multipart scheme to overturn the results

and block the transfer of power. In the end, he summoned the mob to Washington and knowingly

they were armed and angry, pointed them to the Capitol and told them to fight like hell.

There's no doubt about this. This afternoon, my colleagues will present our key findings

reminding you of some of the information we presented in earlier hearings and telling

you how it fits in our broader conclusions. Those conclusions have helped shape the

committee's final report, which will adopt today pursuant to House Resolution 503, which

establishes the select committee nearly a year and a half ago. I expect our final work

will be filed with the clerk of the House and made public later this week. Beyond that

release, the select committee intends to make public the bulk of its non-sensitive records

...