Mr. Kamenar. Can you find it?
Mr. McBride. Yes.
Mr. Kamenar. There it is.
Mr. McBride. The last page.
Mr. Alexander. Oh, it’s literally the last page. I'm sorry.
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Q I'll direct you to, like, the top half of the page. And you're talking to Mr. Thomas Van Flein. It looks like at 5:44, you are asking: "I'm hearing there's a signing of the document or whatever."
What petition or document are you referring to here? And I'll give you a chance to read through it, but I just want to understand. What document is this?
A Okay. Hold on. I don't know. I honestly don't know. I mean, I wish there was more context here. The objections are getting signed. Signature instead of autopen. So certainly nothing on my end.
Q You were asking about it. That's why we were trying to figure out what document it was. But you do not recall?
A I do not recall. I don't recall.
Q Okay. On the same page, it looks like at 5:48, you asked Mr. Van Flein, "If We can send an email to the entire House Freedom Caucus, that they all need to be at The Ellipse. POTUS wants force."
How did you come to this understanding that POTUS wants force?
A Well, in reading this and knowing that this is a message that I would send, when you're talking about—when you're talking about, whether it's sports or events, you're talking about coming out in full force. You're talking about participation. You're not talking about violence, and you're not talking about Star Wars.
