Mr. Alexander. Okay. Can I—I'd like to clarify on the record then. I thought you just reported that this was a January 6th tweet.
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Q It is.
A And I'm glad that -- I'm glad that I clarified at the beginning of my tweet, assuming that this is true, okay. But if this was in response to something else, because we're having all kinds of small victories or small defeats at the States, then that's whatever. But, you know, if I was writing this tweet today, that's, you know, what it would mean.
Q And with this tweet, when you're saying, "duh," are you saying that, you know, the response you just described is the natural and obvious result to those alleged election irregularities that you described?
A No, not necessarily.
Q So you talked about how you went to I believe you said 101 Constitution Avenue. Is that where you went after you left the Capitol complex grounds?
A That's where I believe I went. I've since gathered the address from trying to get evidence gathered for y'all. So I'm trying to best represent where I was.
Q Who did you leave with?
A I left with Mr. Jones and his security and camera staff, and if there were other people with us. Michael Coudrey was with me. If there's other people, I don't recall.
Q And when you say you were talking about the video of you making the speech about you don't disavow this, you don't denounce this, who recorded that video of you?
A I don't know.
