Yes.

And this used to be During the nuclear sort of, uh, era where there was a threat of nuclear exchange, there was this mountain in Mount Weather, uh, that had a railroad that went into it and would take all the senior principals into this mountain to save them.

But, you know, now, uh, you know, it was used as a federal training center.

So I was out there getting requalified on the, on the clock, and we took a break, and I went into the break room, and there was a TV there, and that's when saw an airplane go into the World Trade Center.

And, you know, I- my mind flashed back to, "Well, what," you know, "what could this be?" We knew in the past that there were small planes that would go into the Empire State Building and, you know, is this something different, and how do we sort this out? And then the second plane hits, and we knew that it was, you know, uh, something bad, terrorist attack.

So at Mount Weather, the, they began evacuations from people from downtown, bringing them to, to the mountain.

So my job, the plan was anybody who was in weapons training all of a sudden became part of the security corps, you know, security, you know, you know, squad to protect Mount Weather.

Was contradiction itself part of his vulnerability bill?