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by it. I don't remember seeing her, but it wouldn't have surprised me if she was there.
Q Did you ever communicate with her directly?
A Oh, yeah. When, I mean, communicate, I talk, said hi—like would I say hi to her and stuff?
Q Well, that but even more substantively.
A No, no, but I mean, if I saw her, I would say hi, you know, talk to her but, no, not like I would correspond to her by email or talk, no.
Q Okay. Would she ever or did she ever mention the January 6th rally on The Ellipse to you?
A Not to me.
Q So we understand that Mr. Meadows told Katrina Pierson that the President wanted to march to the Capitol. This was before January 6th when he told her that. Do you know why Mr. Meadows would have said that to Katrina Pierson?
A No.
Mr. Coale. Excuse me. Do we have a date?
Mr. . Early January.
Mr. Coale. Okay.
The Witness. No.
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Q You do not—
A I didn't even know—I don't know that he said it. And I don't—I—and I don't know when or where. But, no, the answer's no to all of it.
Q And do you know if Mr. Meadows was involved in planning any—
A I do not know. You know, he was the chief of the staff at the White House, you know. He was much more involved in cross-events, meaning he had a much
