operations, that's for the Trump campaign?
A For the Trump campaign for the State of Michigan.
Q And you're not sure who Jesse Law or Jefferson Thompson—Thomas, excuse me—are?
A No, I don't know who Jesse Law or Jefferson Thomas are.
Q For Pennsylvania there's a blank. Do you have any idea why that would be blank?
A No. I mean, I'd like to go back and say that this wasn't a spreadsheet that was ever used, so I don't know what's on here.
Q Understood. And do you recall while you were making the phone calls, is this the spreadsheet or some version of it that you were making your notes on that we discussed earlier after you were able to make contact or maybe left a voicemail with an elected official?
A To the best of my knowledge, yes. You know, I don't—yes.
Q And when you made these calls, and understanding it was a lot and it's been a long time, do you recall any of the elected officials that you called asking for, for example, evidence of alleged election fraud or voter fraud?
A Can you repeat the question?
Q Yes. When you were making the phone calls to the elected officials in at least five of the States, because you don't recall Wisconsin, do you recall any of the elected officials that you were able to actually talk to ask you for further evidence or further information about alleged election fraud that was taking place in their respective State?
A I don't remember any, you know, specific calls, you know, no one representative or senator comes to mind.
