A Yes. And this Arizona event, he was supposed to appear at it. And then I think he was stuck in D.C. or something like that. And I got ahold of a video, and I played it on my phone on the microphone.
Q But that—but that's it in terms of when you say that you schemed together. That's as far as it goes.
A Yeah, because, again, when I'm publicly taking credit for it, what I'm trying to do is contrast the disinformation campaign from, you know, people who consider themselves, myself—myself their rival for no reason.
And I'm synthesizing that Paul Gosar and I are thinking about the mechanics of it. Andy Biggs is saying that there's juice with some soft Senators. And Mo Brooks is doing this Dear Colleague Letter. The synthesis of that is that we are seeking a peaceful legislative remedy that would occur on January 6th, that could legally allow the vote for the certification of the electoral college, or the protest thereof, to occur at a later date, or later that date or lose, and our objections are in the record.
Q Right. And so, you could understand, though, how someone could interpret your statement that you schemed up January 6th with Representative Biggs, Representative Brooks, and Representative Gosar as suggesting that you had a conversation together with the three of them, and the four of you together came up with the idea?
A I can absolutely understand that. And the first time that I—it was almost—it was the first political, you know, nightmare scenario that I was dealing with post 6th. So it's very fresh in my memory, because what happened is initially, you know, very liberal Democrats took a video of mine right as I was being deplatformed, chopped it, and then misreported the date, because I'm talking. You can watch the video. I'm almost also talking in a past tense, and it's before January 6th.
