Q Okay. I think that's it.
Before we go back into the documents, I'd pause.
Ms. Lofgren, do you have any questions?
Ms. Lofgren. No, I'm fine. Thank you.
Okay. Okay. Great.
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Q Great.
Ms. McCallum, I'm going to turn to the document behind tab 19. It's a pretty lengthy spreadsheet that you produced to us with the Bates 1528.
A Uh-huh.
Q Do you see that? And you can take some time to look at it. I'm not going to ask you about all the specifics, but if you want to just look through it and refresh your recollection as to the document.
And I'll say that this was how it was produced, unfortunately, to us. It was in a PDF format, so that's why it's hard to follow, which is also why we're not going to get too specific, because it is hard to follow where certain rows fall in connection with others.
A I'm just taking a moment to review. Sorry.
Q No, that's fine. Absolutely. Take the time that you need.
(Pause.)
A Okay.
Q So my first question is, we've been talking about what seemed to be like a spreadsheet that listed different elected officials and you had assignments and you would call the elected officials you were assigned to.
Is this the spreadsheet that you were referring to or some version of the spreadsheet that you were referring to earlier in your testimony?
