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A Once again, I will assert the Fifth Amendment rights.
Q Now, you say in the video that you were to, quote, "speak at the Capitol, or at least allegedly was so," end quote. Why do you say "allegedly" in the video?
A Once again, I will decline to respond to your question based on my Fifth Amendment rights.
Q Do you think someone else was using your name without your knowledge to put you at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th?
A With no disrespect, I will once again assert my Fifth Amendment rights and decline to answer your question.
Q And, in the video, you say that you declined to march to the Capitol. Why did you decline?
A I once again will assert my Fifth Amendment rights to decline to answer your question.
Q And, later in this video, the portion that immediately follows where we pause, you describe leaving the Willard hotel to go to the airport on January 6th.
Is it true that you never left the Willard hotel on January 6th except to go to the airport?
A I decline to answer your question on the basis of my Fifth Amendment rights.
Q Well, we do have another video that's exhibit 14. This is a clip from your appearance on the "Tucker Carlson Today" program on December 3rd, 2021, which was just 2 weeks ago.
During this clip, Mr. Carlson has just asked you whether you think you would have been arrested had you gone into the Capitol on January 6th.
I'd ask—we'll play this from the beginning and pause it at 41 seconds.
