Good morning --

As you know, I never expected to be on the Select Committee investigating January 6th, and I certainly didn't seek it out. But I was also brought up to believe that when called upon to serve the greater good, you say "yes" -- even when it isn't easy.

I can tell you it wasn't easy listening to the sworn testimony of those valiant police officers who survived utter hell on January 6th. And I'm not ashamed that it brought me to tears. Every American should be both heartbroken and angered that such evil acts could be committed by our own countrymen; let alone at the United States Capitol.

But as difficult as that first hearing may have been, it only steeled my resolve to get to the God's honest truth of exactly what happened that day and who must be held accountable. America and history deserve the whole truth -- no matter who it helps or who it hurts. 

There will be many witnesses to examine and many facts to uncover in order to draw our conclusions.  And the committee's final report must answer America's pressing questions.

And that's why I'd love the feedback of reasonable people of goodwill, like you:

>> What's your #1 priority for the 1/6 Select Committee? What questions do you most want answered?

My team and I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts about what's most important to you. Good, reasonable people being engaged is exactly how we're going to mend divisions and heal this country.  And for that, I thank you.

Country First,

Adam