A Yeah.
Q And then, at 6:28, Ms. Wren says: Ha, ha, ha, okay, perfect.
So now we're going to go to page 164.
At around 7:33, it appears this is after the call of some sort. I don't know if the time is accurate. I don't know what the time here is. It looks like she says, "Who are the Members of Congress that were on," referring or assuming the call, "who could help lead the coalition," and that's when you respond, "Gosar, Lance Goodman, Lauren B, Marjorie, and maybe Congressman Kelley."
A So I don't know that the call is over at this time. I do know that Caroline Wren exited the call after her portion and she was at the front of that call. And I frequently type and am on the phone. I multitask.
Q So, as you sent the message "Gosar, Lance, Goodman," that's at 7:34. And it looks likes, either 7:34, 7:35, Ms. Wren says, "Great call. Thanks." So, within a minute of you saying it. So it looks like the call was over at this point.
A Her portion is most certainly over. I can't testify here today that I know that the call was over.
Q So let's not talk about whether her portion—do you recall Congressmen being on this call?
A No, I don't.
Q So is your testimony here today that, on January 3rd in a call, it appears with Ms. Caroline Wren, that you were not on a call with Members of Congress—
Mr. Kamenar. He didn't say that.
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Q Okay. Were you on a call with Members of Congress on January 3rd with Caroline Wren?
