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At what point did you read the transcripts of Sean Kirkpatrick speaking to the senators? Was that at the State Department? No, that was at USDI. I'm just trying to figure out at what point you decided, all right, you know, I tried to go to Congress. Obviously, you knew that Arrow wasn't the way to go. So you had to make a decision at some point. I'm going to take some action some way.

At what point did you read the transcripts of Sean Kirkpatrick speaking to the senators? Was that at the State Department? No, that was at USDI. I'm just trying to figure out at what point you decided, all right, you know, I tried to go to Congress. Obviously, you knew that Arrow wasn't the way to go. So you had to make a decision at some point. I'm going to take some action some way.

At what point did you read the transcripts of Sean Kirkpatrick speaking to the senators? Was that at the State Department? No, that was at USDI. I'm just trying to figure out at what point you decided, all right, you know, I tried to go to Congress. Obviously, you knew that Arrow wasn't the way to go. So you had to make a decision at some point. I'm going to take some action some way.

You see people like Dave Grush come forward and get slimed. You know that there are other whistleblowers who have come forward bits and pieces. You have to realize at some point there's a lot of risk in taking action.

You see people like Dave Grush come forward and get slimed. You know that there are other whistleblowers who have come forward bits and pieces. You have to realize at some point there's a lot of risk in taking action.

You see people like Dave Grush come forward and get slimed. You know that there are other whistleblowers who have come forward bits and pieces. You have to realize at some point there's a lot of risk in taking action.

There was momentum.

There was momentum.

There was momentum.

Is there a point at which you see, let's call it the whistleblower community, a small group of, fairly small group of people who have different stories, that you become disillusioned with them and with their media contacts who are being fed bits and pieces of information?

Is there a point at which you see, let's call it the whistleblower community, a small group of, fairly small group of people who have different stories, that you become disillusioned with them and with their media contacts who are being fed bits and pieces of information?

Is there a point at which you see, let's call it the whistleblower community, a small group of, fairly small group of people who have different stories, that you become disillusioned with them and with their media contacts who are being fed bits and pieces of information?

Those acronyms meaning for the Senate committees and the House committees that would deal with these classified sensitive stuff.

Those acronyms meaning for the Senate committees and the House committees that would deal with these classified sensitive stuff.

Those acronyms meaning for the Senate committees and the House committees that would deal with these classified sensitive stuff.

And that's where we start a process, but- Right. So you make the submission, you get an answer back. Yep. What's it say?

And that's where we start a process, but- Right. So you make the submission, you get an answer back. Yep. What's it say?

And that's where we start a process, but- Right. So you make the submission, you get an answer back. Yep. What's it say?

Not exactly something that gives you a lot of confidence at all as well. But I mean, it sounds like they're saying, go ahead. We have no problem with it. Yeah.

Not exactly something that gives you a lot of confidence at all as well. But I mean, it sounds like they're saying, go ahead. We have no problem with it. Yeah.