Under God so that they could deny WildProtest was affiliated? That seems like a very straightforward—
Mr. Kamenar. But he's also testified why he called it One Nation Under God because of the religious coalition aspect. Okay? So that's already—
Ms. That's fine—
He said, to clarify, Mr. Alexander said he put One Nation Under God because he wanted to put the name of the event instead of the name of an organization.
Mr. Kamenar. Right. And he also testified that that is common practice with respect to filling out permit applications, which he did not fill out, but which his consultant filled out.
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Q So I just want to confirm that. It's your testimony here today that putting the event One Nation Under God the event name instead of the organization name was told to you by Mr. Stephen Brown? Is that your testimony here today? Or was consulted or advised or told or informed by Mr. Stephen Brown to put One Nation Under God, the name of the event, instead of the name of the organization on the application?
A That's my recollection.
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Q And now I will go back to my question, because what is common is maybe changing names on permits. But what's not common is telling somebody, in the event that you get asked by cops, you can deny an affiliation. So what I am asking you is, did you put the One Nation Under God permit—excuse me, did you put the permit under One Nation Under God so—I'm quoting from your text—in case the cops ask, you can deny WildProtest being affiliated? I'm literally just asking if you were telling the truth
