Candace Owens

I would assume that's a pickup.

Who did Bradley Hansel pick up to continue to Fort Huachuca on September 8th?

The very next day, on the 9th, that's the day where that meeting allegedly concluded that Mitch Snow saw.

That same plane then flies from Fort Huachuca to El Paso and arrives at 1.20 p.m.

local, remains on the ground for four hours and 10 minutes, and then it returns back to Joint Base Andrews just outside of D.C.

Who did he drop off in Texas?

That's another question, right?

These are registering to me like pick up and drop offs.

Maybe he's landing for a meeting.

Who's in those meetings?

Now, the timing of this makes Fort Huachuca stand out as the center of the trip, for one, because Bradley Hansel remained on the ground the longest there for 19 hours.

That's the longest stop on his trip.

He opted to stay overnight at Fort Huachuca.

Before departing the next day for El Paso, he did a quick little 20-minute helicopter tour of the border on that morning as well before he departed for El Paso.

What was he doing there on the 8th?

What was he doing there on the morning of the 9th?

For comparison, when I say that was a very long stay there relative to the rest of his trip...

in Tucson and El Paso, he was only on the ground for four hours, okay?

Four-hour ground stop, and then he's on, for a very long time, he's at Fort Huachuca.

Colorado Springs was the second longest overnight stop.