is to Mr. Alexander, that's why you see to Ali Alexandra, spelled wrong at the top.
Mr. Kamenar. What—okay.
Mr. McBride. These are from Brown to Ali.
Mr. Kamenar. Where is Brown's name?
Mr. McBride. It is not here, just—
Mr. When you text from your phone, it doesn't say your name on it. So it would not say his name on here. It just says to Mr. Ali Alexandra on here, but he means Ali Alexander.
Mr. Kamenar. And this is from Brown's phone?
Mr. Correct.
Mr. Kamenar. Okay. And the reason you know that is—
Mr. We know that.
Mr. Kamenar. Don't try to find the name. Sorry. Go ahead.
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Q So in the middle of this page it looks like a message from Mr. Brown to you. Mr. Alexander, it says, "Do you still want Stewart to provide you with two protection detail officers?" Who is Stewart in this text?
A If this text message exchange is accurate and—then I would say—then I would have to speculate that Stewart, is Stewart Rhodes from that veterans group.
Q Is he—he veterans group, is that the Oath Keepers?
A Uh-huh.
Q And how do you know Mr. Rhodes?
A Well, this text message that you just pointed out is showing that I am not talking to Mr. Rhodes about this, that Stephen's handling it for me, which sounds like me. And I met—I met—let me see, I actually have—I think I have some details. I think I met
