Chuck Bryant

Yeah.

Which apparently was never the case.

Yeah, they weren't communicating well either.

It was just a real mess.

At one point, a very sort of legendary criminal defense attorney in Texas was called by Koresh's mom and said, I need you to go get my son out of there and do this in court.

And so he went out there.

He managed to talk the FBI into letting him

walk up and knock on the front door.

And he went inside.

He's the only one who ever got inside and met with Koresh and was like, hey, listen, man, I'm a criminal defense attorney.

My job is to look after you and see that you and everyone here gets out alive and that we handle this in court.

He said, because between you and me, they haven't done this right.

And like, you know, you've got a lot going in your favor.

And Koresh was like, all right, I trust you.

But what I need to do is stay in here until I write.

God told me to write my own version of like an updated book of Revelation, basically.

And when I deliver that manuscript, I'll willingly come out.

Yeah, for sure.

So they're hearing one thing from the FBI negotiators, like trying to get them out peacefully.

In the meantime, on the news and with their own eyeballs out the windows.