I would imagine that that was pretty encouraging.

It really was.

Like you said, we had members of FRC there from Washington.

We had an FRC chapter from Lincoln, my fire chief, friends and family, and other churches just come and support what was going on.

So it was just really, really encouraging to me and my family to see all those supporters behind us in this fight.

So if I were to ask you the question, what... stood out to you last night was there a moment or a couple of moments that that really stood out to you

um i would say definitely my dad i the way he took the stand and with confidence and the way he presented himself i've just always admired that so again i just continue to admire my father and the way uh he chooses his words and takes his fights

So before we get into the particulars of your case, just tell us what happened.

Yep.

So I applied early April for the job for firefighter EMT.

And during that time, it was just a requirement graduation from high school or equivalent GED.

Uh, we met that requirement when we went to go apply and we also submitted a state license EMT and other credentials that was, uh, for the job.

After closing date, we were contacted by the city.

and saying that our application was being withdrawn because we did not have an accredited high school diploma.

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