Alex Brucewicz was invited by Congressman Lance Gooden (R-Texas) to observe Congress' certification of President-elect Donald Trump's electors on January 6th.
In a press release shared with Breitbart News, Gooden said Brusewitz was “one of the many innocent Americans” who had been targeted and harassed by the Democratic-led Jan. 6 Task Force. ” he pointed out.
“Mr. Brucewicz was one of many innocent Americans who were unfairly targeted, harassed, and financially devastated by the completely discredited January 6th Commission,” Gooden said. said. “We look forward to having him as our guest.”
As Breitbart News previously reported, when called to testify before the special committee on January 6, Brusewitz complained to the Fifth Committee:
In his prepared remarks, Brusewitz said he initially agreed to volunteer to speak because the committee was “inappropriately composed” and had “no knowledge of the 'attack' on the Capitol.” He explained that he had rejected the offer.
At the time, Brusewitz told Breitbart News that he had been subpoenaed by the committee for private testimony on February 17th following his appearance on former Fox News host Tucker Carlson's show. I received the letter,” he said.
Bruzewicz acknowledged in a statement that he was summoned because he had “no interest in playing.” [the committee’s] game. “And although his position that “the commission is illegal and unconstitutional'' remains unchanged, he decided to invoke the Fifth Amendment shortly after “much prayer and advice from his attorneys.'' In his remarks, he said the Fifth Amendment was designed for “exactly this type of situation, a situation where the people can protect themselves from excessive power grabs and abuses by Congress in Congressional hearings.” admitted that.
In response to Gooden's invitation, Brucewicz expressed “excitement” to witness the certification of President-elect Donald Trump's electoral college and popular vote victories, calling it ” It's a great honor.”
“President Trump's victory in the Electoral College (and the popular vote) is historic and I am thrilled to witness its certification,” Brusewitz said in a statement. “This is the first time we will be collecting data on the Capitol on January 6th. It is a great honor!”
