know, they were in the same building. I don't remember any other attorneys.
Q Okay. Michael Brown, who you just told us is an attorney, did you understand him to be acting as an attorney on behalf of the campaign, or was he working in a political role?
A I would say working in a political role, but you'd have to ask him.
Q Okay. Do you have any understanding of whether Mr. Brown was representing the Trump campaign in any election-related litigation?
A Could you repeat the question?
Q Sure. Did you have any knowledge of whether Mr. Brown was representing the campaign in litigation as an attorney?
A I don't believe so, but once again, you'd have to ask him.
Q Okay. Same question for Mr. Fitzpatrick, who I think you said might be a lawyer. Did you understand him to be acting as a lawyer for the campaign at this time?
A I don't believe he was, but you'd have to ask him again.
Q Okay. And what was your friend and colleague Ms. Crawley's responsibilities while you were in Pennsylvania?
A Just coordinating volunteers, you know, keeping track of who was coming in and out of the building, making sure they had food and water. And, you know, pretty much we were both low-level. Yeah.
Q And I think you described where you were in Pittsburgh but I neglected to ask you, where were you physically working during your time in Philadelphia?
A In an office building that I would assume the Pennsylvania Trump campaign had been renting or leasing or something like that.
Q Okay. Was it a place where there were a lot of Trump campaign staffers still working when you got there?
