of January 5th. And can you go to page 211, there's Bates numbers in the bottom corner.
Mr. Kamenar. Exhibit 26?
Mr. 26. Yes.
Mr. Kamenar. Is that the one with the—
Mr. . That's correct. That's correct. Page 211.
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Q So this is the evening of January 5th at approximately 7:19 p.m., you text a Ms. Liz Willis, what appears to be an itinerary for January 6th. You said "Ellipse," then the "U.S. Capitol. Trump is supposed to order us to the Capitol at the end of his speech, but we will see." So on January 5th around this time, just walk us through what events you planned to attend on January 6th?
A I'm sorry. Can you repeat that?
Q At this time on January 5th, that evening, walk us through what your plans of what events you were going to attend on January 6th?
A The first thing I want to state it is 7:19 p.m., I'm trying to place myself. A great deal of my actions are captured on video, so I wouldn't rely on memory to tell me where I was texting this reporter. So Liz Willis is with RSBN. She's a reporter asking about logistical information to the best of my knowledge.
Q I'll make it a little easier then—
A Can I—
Q Oh yes, you can finish.
A Just for clarification, I don't know that this is 7:00 p.m.—7:19 p.m., it looks like it could be a.m. because—
Q Okay. Sorry about—so 7:19 a.m. So the day before January 6th, what
