00:00Why are you being arrested Gus?
00:01I'm being arrested because I oppose the war in Iran.
00:04The American people oppose this war.
00:06We don't want to fight this war for Israel.
00:09This is unacceptable.
00:11It was during Hagsat's hearing?
00:13This is during Hagsat's hearing.
00:16What do you think about the two 160 young girls who were still the first-
00:20Absolutely despicable.
00:22He is a war criminal.
00:23And this needs to be stopped.
00:26What do you think it means for the future of a young person like you?
00:30It means that we are living through one of the most dangerous periods of fascism.
00:37We don't want to fight this war for Israel.
00:39We do not want to.
00:42We don't want to fight this war for Israel.
00:45And we don't want to commit war crimes.
00:48...and a massive reinvestment in the skilled American workers
00:51who serve as the industrial muscle behind our warriors.
00:54If you're a war criminal, you should be arrested.
00:58What you're doing is despicable.
01:00The American people do not want to go to this war.
01:02We don't want to fight the war for Israel.
01:04This is unacceptable.
01:11Further interruptions of our hearing will be treated in like manner.
01:16We appreciate the First Amendment rights of Americans to express themselves.
01:21But disruption of this hearing will not be tolerated.
01:26So, Mr. Secretary, you may continue.
01:29I'll briefly provide some concrete high-level metrics of what we've accomplished over just the past few months.
01:34These are announced new facilities and investments to support American warfighters.
01:40The department has helped stimulate more than 250 private investment deals in 39 states,
01:46180 cities, and 150 companies worth more than $50 billion.
01:52It's resulted in 280 new or expanded facilities, more than 18 million new square feet of American manufacturing,
02:00and more than 70,000 new jobs.
02:03So, let's talk about the first one.
02:04You
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