the chair recognizes the gentle lady from virginia, ms. luria. >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to say to the four officers that i am grateful for your service, for you sharing your stories and your willingness to speak to the members of this committee and to the american people about the horrific things that you experienced on january 6th, truly experienced in defense of our democracy. sergeant gonell, and you mentioned many times that you took the oath to become a naturalized citizen, to join the army, to serve as an officer of the capitol police force, and officer hodges, you mentioned as well as a national guardsman, and as a police officer and myself, something i can't share with you the horrific experiences that you had that day, but all of us having taken that oath and i took it when i was 17 and joined the navy and over two decades, sergeant gonell, when you mentioned and compared this earlier to the experiences that you had in iraq that in a war zone you didn't feel like you felt that day, can you share with us in dedale what was going through your head, your tho

and we are proceed that representative luria, navy veteran, captain of the ship -- what was the title? ms. pelosi: retired commander and member of the armed services committee. her interest in this is long standing in the congress and also a member of the homeland security committee. now i just wanted to read the bill -- it's really important for you to know what our purpose is for this. and that is that the findings of the legislation speak to to the testimony of the director of the f.b.i. when he basically said there were more deaths from domestic terrorism than from global terrorism, in our country in the previous year. the testimony from the department of homeland security about concerns that are out there, all of these institutions talking about -- well, i hate to say this, but what they have said in terms of white supremacy, islam phobia, all of these attitudes that have contributed to what happened on january 6. and that is our purpose -- do we have -- you can go to speaker. gov to read the findings which establish the purpose of what we are setting out to do to make sure that this

ms. chaney of wyoming, mrs. murphy of florida, mr. raskin of maryland, and mrs. luria of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adjourned until 11:30 a.m. tomorrow.