Q And so this was the only type of project that you did?
A Right. And then with this day Peter and Madison and myself would, you know, regroup and say, "Hey, you know, how much progress did you make?" things like that, during the day. But after that I never heard anything more about this project.
Q If you go to the second to last page, it's on Bates 1653. And if you look at Ms. Crawley's response towards the bottom of the chain, "Yeah, my volunteers just wrapped up 801 stuff, so I need to take care of that."
Do you know what "801 stuff" refers to?
A That would refer—during this time period Madison was also a contractor with the National Republican Senatorial Committee. That would be related to work being done for the Georgia Senate runoff.
Q Okay. Great.
A And to clarify, my message right before that was I said I have stuff to catch up on with Christina. Christina was also a contractor with the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Q Okay. So there was some overlap and you all were—
A Correct, and I was working with Christina again on things solely related to the runoff at that point.
Q Understood.
Moving right along.
[Laughter.]
If you can turn to tab 21, and that's another text chain, just a couple of pages, Bates 1576,
A Uh-huh.
Q Take some time to review it.
