And I asked you a couple questions earlier about that first meeting, but for all of these meetings or any other communications that you had with Mr. Brown about calls to State and local officials, did anyone, you or any of your colleagues, ever raise any concerns about making the calls?
A I had concerns after the, you know, Michigan voicemail was publicized. My concerns were related to the fact that my personal cell phone number had been published on the internet, and, you know, that was my full name. So my concerns were mostly about, you know, how that would affect me personally.
Q Understood. And I'm sorry that that happened.
AYes.
Q Okay. That's all I had.
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Q Do you recall who received this script related to Georgia?
A Are you asking who received the scripts or who received the calls?
Q Who received the actual—the script?
A The actual copy of the script?
Q Right, what we're looking at behind tab 7.
A That would be the same group of people I mentioned earlier with the calls: myself, Madison Crawley, Chelsea Barnett, and Kerrick Kuder.
Q And what was your understanding as to what you were supposed to do with this script?
A This is a script to make the same calls that we've been talking about to the State representatives and State senators.
Q And did you have any sort of ability to edit the script or revise the script?
A As a low-level campaign staffer, you know, I never really altered from the
