thank you mr. flynn. >> may i follow up. mr. flynn, i think the question that i was wondering more if there is the delay until october, how does this affect the programs you are trying to fundful i understand you want to extend the grace period that is a different question the question is when delay would that cause to the programming you are trying to do and the funds you are raising for worthy causes? >> yes. i will give you an example. we are in the process of putting out bids on the planning bidos major construction projects. ful will one of them is at 2,000 marine. it is going to be a large proposal that has services for a new water department building. and another one is a sewer new sewer pump station on treasure island. both of those, we would like to ask the people to include the benefits with people in the communities. if we don't get the grace period we would not be able to hold off until february or march of putting those out they would go out to bid be large multi100 thousand dollars projects and no point in the futur

>> i never wanted, nor asked mr. flynnance at a hearing to smithereens. again, she did not have responsibility for the murder. so the court would not grant her change of sentence. >> if she had omitted any reference to whether she was guilty or not guilty, and had simply focused on her good efforts while in prison, i would have voted for a hearing. >> i think the problem is that it is unpopular to say i will let her go when she is not taking responsibility for what happened. >> i am taking responsibility for what happened. >> but you have, it more direct responsibility. that you ordered this murder? >> storms will submit to something i did not do to get out of prison? i do not get it? it >> he said he had more strong words for pummel smart. more than once he's called her sociopath. >> it's a personal opinion? >> it's a personal opinion. i don't want to bring a psycho analyst to her and analyze her decisions. maybe she's not a sociopath, maybe she is a smart woman. >> pamela smart wrote you a note. >> she did. she basically

mr. stone and general flynn on that evening of the 5th. >> i feel like we don't know the story behind theittee is trying to get to the bottom of what white house officials may have coordinated with or spoken to the proud boys. why were they talking? >> there's stuff we know. we've put some of it out. there's more depth we'll be putting out maybe within the report or maybe the next hearings. what's important is that he was going through the process of selling that the election was stolen and convincing folks, look, if you believe an election was stolen from you, violence is the only answer, quite honestly. that's the american tradition. if you truly believe the sk constitution is being disobeyed, every american would be in the capital. >> donald trump puts the squeeze on justice. everyone wants it... ...this does it! true match nude tinted serum. 1% hyaluronic acid in a foundation. feels like second skin, naturally radiant! true match tinted serum from l'oreal paris. we're worth it! a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to di

instructed his chief of staff, mark meadows, to contact both roger stone and michael flynn regarding what would play out the called mrion that mr. meadows did complete both the call to mr. stone and john the evening of the 5th. >> do you know what they talked able that evening, ms. hutchinson? >> i'm not sure. >> i feel like we don't know the full story on the proud boys and oath keepers. >> i think the committee is trying to get to the bottom of what white house officials coordinated with or spoken to proud boys so what do those relationships look like? w what were the lines of communications and why were they talking? >> there is stuff we know. we put some out. there is more depth within the report or maybe in the next hearings and i think what is important is he was going through the process of selling that the election was stolen and then convincing folks that look, if you believe that an election was stolen from you, violence is the only answer quite honestly. that's kind of the american tradition. if you truly believe that the constitution is being disobeyed, every american would be on the capitol. >>> up next,

flynn assistanth acting assistant for community care for the veterans health administration u.s. department ofyn veterans affair. doctorra you are recognized for your opening statement. >> good afternoon, mr. chair man, ranking member and members of the committee i appreciate the opportunity to discuss the women's access to healthcare including the reproductiveer health care services available to veterans. i'm accompanied today by doctor patricia hayespo our chief officer, doctor amanda johnson director of reproductive health and office of women's health and doctor juliann flynn our acting deputy under secretary for health for the office of integrated veterans care. on behalf of the department i want to thank the committee for its laser focused collaboration on the health of all women veterans. this critical relationship is reflected in the resources congress has repeatedly secured. it's a priority of the administration to ensure comprehensive care as seen in the request of 9.8 billion for fiscal year 2023. it's paramount we continue to progress together with the fastest growing demographic of veterans. one aspect of the work is delivering the reproductive health care services pregnant ve