any information about those particular reports?
A. That's kind of an open-ended question. I think what I said is we were asked about that and it wasn't — that information wasn't generated by us and I'm happy to say it's beyond our competence to have generated, but in the course of being asked about it, you know, people gave us information. I don't know what else to say.
Q. And what information were you given?
A. A bunch of data. I mean, we were shown like do you know what this would mean, does this mean, and it's beyond — it's really — it's certainly beyond my competence.
Q. So the data that you were shown, you could not draw any conclusions from it?
A. I did not draw any conclusions from the data.
Q. Another individual that there's been a lot of press reporting on is Sergei Millian. Other than what — what, if anything, can you tell us about did you conduct any research into Mr. Millian? And, if so, what conclusions did you reach with regard to Russian interference in the 2016 election?
A. We learned from sources that he had
