What surprised you. You heard the comments from ranking member Garcia. What surprised you today and and and did you find him credible.I think what surprised me most is how little information he actually shared in six hours. You know, it takes a lot of work to not answer questions for six hours. And let me just put it this way.uh he showed up with a binder full of uh pre-prepared statements, evidence that he was going to use of previous statements he had disclosed. And I think it's very interesting that uh d ...

Legal Proceedings & Plea Agreement - The defendant is considering a guilty plea for burglary and first-degree murder charges [1][2] - The burglary charge carries a potential fine of up to $50,000 and up to 10 years imprisonment [1] - Each first-degree murder charge carries a potential fine of up to $50,000 and life imprisonment with a mandatory minimum of 10 years [2] - The defendant may be required to pay restitution to the victims [1][2][3] - The defendant would lose rights to possess firearms, serve on jury duty, hold public office, and vote [4] - The judge is not bound by the plea agreement, even though prosecutors will seek the maximum sentence [5][14][15] Defendant's Understanding & Satisfaction - The defendant confirmed understanding the charges and possible consequences [4] - The defendant agreed with the plea agreement [4] - The defendant stated no one threatened or promised leniency in exchange for the guilty plea [6][17] - The defendant affirmed pleading guilty because he is guilty [6][7] - The defendant confirmed satisfaction with his attorney's advice and representation [8][9] - The defendant confirmed filling out a guilty plea advisory questionnaire truthfully [10] Legal Counsel & Plea Considerations - Defense counsel must communicate all plea offers to the client [21] - Defense counsel advises the client on the potential outcomes but the decision to plead guilty rests solely with the client [24][25] - The plea agreement includes waiving the right to appeal [7][25]