Mark Houck

And I can only imagine what those children felt like as they left their church.

I mean, we call the sanctuary in church a sanctuary for a reason.

And that was totally desecrated.

And so these people, you know, should be rewarded in some way with some sort of justice.

Well, again, they all need to be served in some sort of way.

Those that were were there and broke that law.

And I think, again, if they say, hey, we'll turn ourselves in, we'll cooperate, then there should be no issue there as far as needing a raid or anything like that.

I would never be in favor of

bringing to these people in their homes in the middle of the night, essentially, in a tyrannical way to arrest somebody just to intimidate them and instill fear.

So that's not what we were looking for here, but we're looking for application of the law.

And so those people should be served.

And you do what they did at January 6th.

You know, you got the cameras, you got the faces, find those people, serve them, and then

bring them to justice and find out what their role was.

I think that's appropriate.

But again, I wouldn't be in favor of anyone being treated like I was treated.

That's certainly a violation of our rights, of many of our rights that our founding fathers established.

So no, I'm not in favor of what they did to me happening to them.

Sure.

Well, I was facing two counts against the FACE Act, the first count.