众议员伊莱恩·卢里亚是众议院1月6日委员会的成员，他将共同领导下一次预定的听证会，周三接受“GMA 3”采访，对未来的事情进行了预览。
这位弗吉尼亚州的民主党人和海军老兵将与众议员亚当·金辛格·里尔共同领导7月21日的听证会。，称美国人可以期待国会大厦骚乱最详细的时间表。
“金辛格先生和我计划度过这187分钟。在(前总统唐纳德·特朗普)离开舞台、发表这些煽动性言论并给人们留下印象的这段时间里发生了什么...他打算自己和这群人一起游行到国会大厦，”卢里亚告诉“GMA 3号”
“从那一刻到下午4点17分左右，也就是大约187分钟后，他终于向全国发表声明，要求国会大厦的人们回家，这段时间发生了什么。”
这位国会女议员表示，证据显示，特朗普在呼吁暴徒停止暴力并离开首都时并不坚定。
“他没有以美国总统、总司令的身份发挥领导作用。我们将谈论失职，”她说。
卢里亚说，她和同样是老兵金辛格都非常认真地对待这个角色。这位女议员在海军服役了二十年，在2018年当选众议院议员之前，她以指挥官的身份退休。
她是众议院民主党核心小组成员，拥有最长的现役军人记录，是众议院军事委员会副主席和众议院退伍军人事务委员会成员。
“我想，当我穿着军装服役时，我觉得威胁很明显...为了保护我们的国家，我们的家园，”卢里亚说。“但看到来自内部的威胁如此之大，真的令人沮丧。这让我对我们国家的未来感到担忧。”
众议员伊莱恩·卢里亚于2022年7月13日与GMA 3号谈论了1月6日听证会的最新进展。
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据委员会联合主席、密西西比州议员本尼·汤普森称，第八次听证会预计将是“目前的最后一次”。
它出现在周二的听证会其中包括参与袭击的男子的宣誓证词，包括民兵组织“誓言守护者”的前发言人。
Jan. 6 committee member previews what's to come in next hearing
Rep. Elaine Luria, a member of the House's Jan. 6 committee who will be co-leading its next scheduled hearing, spoke to "GMA 3" Wednesday to give a preview of what's to come.
The Virginia Democrat and Navy veteran, who will be co-leading the July 21 hearing with Rep. Adam Kinzinger R-Ill., said that Americans can expect the most detailed timeline of the Capitol riot.
"Mr. Kinzinger and I plan to go through that 187 minutes. What happened between the time that [former President Donald Trump] left the stage, gave these inflammatory remarks and gave people the impression...that he was going to himself march with this crowd to the Capitol," Luria told "GMA 3."
"[And] what happened between that moment and then around 4:17 in the afternoon, which is about 187 minutes later, when he finally made a statement to the nation, to the people at the Capitol to go home."
The congresswoman said that the evidence shows that Trump wasn't emphatic in his call to the rioters to stop the violence and leave the capital.
"He didn't take the leadership role as the President of the United States, as the Commander in Chief. We're going to talk about dereliction of duty," she said.
Luria said she and Kinzinger, who is also a veteran, take that role of duty seriously. The congresswoman served two decades in the Navy, retiring at the rank of Commander before she was elected in 2018 to the House.
She is the House Democratic Caucus member with the longest active duty military record and is the vice chair of the House Armed Services Committee and a member of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs.
"I think that while serving in uniform, I felt like the threat was clear...to protect our country, our homeland," Luria said. "But to see something come from within that is such a threat, it's really disheartening. It gives me a fear about the future of our country."
The eighth hearing is expected to be "the last one at this point," according to committee co-chair Bennie Thompson, D-Miss.
It comes afterTuesday's hearingwhich included sworn testimony from men who took part in the attack, including a former spokesman for the militia group the Oath Keepers.
