Q Did you have any interaction with—or, sorry, let me rephrase.
While you were in Pittsburgh supporting Ms. Norton from the Republican National Lawyers Association, did you do any work related to election fraud?
A No. I believe the provisional ballots aren't necessarily fraud related. I think things like they submitted an—a voter submitted an absentee ballot but there was no secrecy envelope or something like that. So no, like, fraud incidents.
Q Okay. Understood. And where physically were you working in Pittsburgh?
A So the first day or 2 days I was there we were working out of an office building. I believe it was just a law office building. I don't know which one. The building had started to receive, you know, threats based on the fact that people in the public knew that people from the Trump campaign were working there. And so Christina and I just worked out of our hotel room for the rest of the time we were in Pittsburgh.
Okay.
Do you have anything else about Pittsburgh?
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Q Did you help at all with affidavits or collecting declarations or anything like that in Pittsburgh as part of your responsibilities?
A Can you repeat the question?
Q Yep. Did you help with collecting affidavits or declarations during your time in Pittsburgh?
A No.
Q Okay.
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