00:00One more to come, so we'll get started as soon as we get that going.
00:05That's a really good turn.
00:09So she can translate for you.
00:11She'll translate the question for you.
00:13Okay.
00:14She just didn't want to translate.
00:15You want to hear the.
00:17Make a call to El Salvador and have Kilmar released and sent back to the United States.
00:24If he made the call, he'd be back.
00:25And I was deeply disappointed and frankly angry that we were not allowed to get in to see him.
00:33We had reached out.
00:34I'd had a meeting with the ambassador from El Salvador to the United States.
00:39We met last week, and I told them we were coming and we wanted to meet with Kilmar, so they were aware of that.
00:44We also had direct communications with other members of the government, so they knew we were coming.
00:49And we talked with our ambassador, who also reached out to the government here.
00:54So the fact that they didn't let us in, in fact, they told us at the gate that we had to go back to San Salvador to get a permit, which is ridiculous.
01:02That we were not allowed to get in to see him.
01:05We had reached out.
01:06I'd had a meeting.
01:07Dead body was sent back to them after he passed away.
01:11The bigger issue is the Trump administration, because I know that President Trump could pick up the phone, make a call to El Salvador, and have Kilmar released and sent back to the United States.
01:21If he made the call, he'd be back within hours.
01:24So the Trump administration has been dragging its feet.
01:27You know, the Supreme Court of the United States told them to facilitate Kilmar's return.
01:33They have not done that, which I think is a clear violation of the Constitution.
01:37And it's important for us in Congress to support the judges in the United States who are making these rulings and to continue pressuring the Trump administration to comply with the law.
01:47Unable to do it, they'd come together and sent petitions to us just a few days before we got here.
