subpoena cover letter.
Q Got it.
A This MLive thing, I think that—
Q For the State of Michigan.
A Yes. I believe I—that's the only State I know of of a specific email. I don't know if Kerrick or anyone else sent emails into other States. That's the only email I was referring to.
Q Is it fair to say that, like, there was this basic script and there might've been some small changes over time but it mostly stayed the same, for purposes of calling the elected officials?
A I don't recall any edits being made to the script.
Q So you think, across the different States, it was more or less similar to the script we're looking at behind tab 7? Is that fair to say? Assuming, you know, understanding people might have—
A For the most part, I mean, this script, I believe, is different than the one that we've been talking about in the text message with Michael Brown. I believe it differs slightly, because there—it's a different script for different States, because, obviously, I wouldn't be telling a representative in Michigan about what was going on in Georgia at the given moment. So—
Q So, if you look at the script and if you look at the paragraph, "I wanted to personally reach out to you on behalf of the President," like, do you recall if that sentence usually stayed across the scripts?
A I can't recall.
Q Okay.
A I can't speak to the specific differences between States. That's in the
