Gennaro transitions from in-person to remote testimony
Gennaro says the last in-person panel has been called and asks whether anyone present still wants to testify. Seeing none, he explains the remote Zoom testimony procedure and says witnesses must wait for the sergeant before speaking.
Next panel.
Okay.
All right.
Yeah, this is the last in-person panel that I'm going to call now.
What's that?
That was it.
Oh, that was it?
Okay.
And so, you know, we're going to go to remote, you know, Zoom testimony or whatever.
But if there's anyone.
Isn't that formal language for me to say?
I can just say it in my own words.
Yeah, so if anyone here, you know, present, wants to testify before we go to
remote testimony, then, you know, now would be the time to come forward, talk to the sergeant, indicating, you know, that you want to testify.
Sort of seeing none, we're going to move over.
Oh, okay.
Now she's giving me what I have to say.
We will now turn to remote testimony.
Once your name is called, meaning the people remote, a member of our staff will unmute you, and the sergeant at arms will give you the go-ahead to begin.
Please wait for the sergeant to announce that you may begin before delivering your testimony.
If you don't do that, the first part of your testimony is going to be muted.
And so that's it.
And so now we're going to start.
And I guess I have to call the witnesses, right?
Okay.
Alia Sumro.
Oh, from LCV, of course.
Alia, where are you?
Oh.
Who says please commence?
Maybe you can.
Maybe Ali is not there.
We can always come back to her.