Q Okay. How long did you stay in Philadelphia?
A I left sometime around December maybe 3rd or 4th, so—
Q So is that—so you were in Pittsburgh for about a week after the election, so you got to Philadelphia maybe November 12th or 13th, somewhere around there. Does that sound right?
A Sorry, I'm trying to do math in my head.
Q Yeah.
A Yes.
Q Yeah. So was it maybe about 3 weeks or longer that you were in Philadelphia?
A I'm trying to do math in my head again. Yeah, that sounds about right.
Just sometime, you know, mid-November to very early December.
Q Okay. Okay. Great.
Did you have any contact with local elected officials in Philadelphia while you were working for the Trump campaign there?
A No, none that I recall.
Q And did you have any role in election fraud issues in Philadelphia?
A Yes, but not directly. If there was an affidavit or a declaration that someone else collected, my role, like I mentioned with the Google Drive that we talked about earlier, you know, me not having—knowing what some of those documents were, my role was basically just taking them from an unorganized folder in the drive and sorting them by county or incident or whatever it was there. So, yes, but not directly.
Q Okay. And who was collecting or—the affidavits and declarations that you're referring to?
A I am not sure who collected them. I assumed lawyers, but I don't know
