I’m not sure how the viewing of testimony works but I know it is available. My kids and grandkids have been so entertained by seeing their granny testifying at these that I discovered they’ve had family “live-chats” behind my back. I had sent out an email to all 5 kids to pray for me before my first testimony. Ten hours later when I arrived home I discovered that the youngest daughter had found the online streaming and forwarded it to hubby and the other kids. Later (again, before I even arrived home) she had found an archive of the video and some of the older grandkids had already watched. This was more nerve-wracking than actually speaking in the Senate! LOL
The next time I gave testimony I had 3 of my grandkids from Alabama call to tell me how cool I am! Apparently this is a way to impress goofy teenagers. My oldest granddaughter lives in Oregon. She’s very envious that Texas is so close to passing the resolution. The Alabama grandkids are lording it over everyone that their state was on board before us. Only 3 of our 21 grandkids are old enough to vote but I am counting it victory that my activism is reaching pre-voting age teens. Aside from phone calls, emails and long day-trips to Austin to impact legislators, I’m counting on this training up these grandkids in the way they should go as well. The online videos of which you speak are proving to these kids that liberty is in THEIR hands. Priceless!