Brick Suit

Of course.

I did give them the footage.

So, you know, when I came back to work after that, after that January, I, you know, shortly thereafter, I did get a visit from the FBI and it was, they were just following up on every lead.

I didn't get the impression that they were after me for anything that I'd done.

It's just that they were, you know, checking names off the list, had a brief conversation with them, a little chit chat.

They're playing like the good agent, bad agent.

The one guy starts off the interview and says, before we start, I've got to ask you, where did you get that suit?

And so I tell them the story, much like I told you about how I got the suit.

And then the very next question is, so...

On January 6th, were you in Washington, D.C., and did you see anything violent at the time?

Which, having learned from General Flynn, I immediately positively invoked my Fifth Amendment rights, and they politely ended the interview at that point, and I never heard from them again.

No, I don't plan to rebrand.

It's a really good question.

First of all, when I first got pulled up on stage, I had no social media accounts.

And so I had to think very hard about how to brand.

First of all, I had to think about, do I want to do this?

This is a time when people were getting attacked in public for wearing a hat.

I had to think about, do I really want to make a target of myself in this climate in 2018?

and so i purposely tried to pick a name that i felt was you know to use the term evergreen brick suit emblematic of how most people remember first seeing me it's not tied to any one specific issue although it is a metaphor for a border wall it is not just that and so no i i will not be rebranding i i will continue in america first uh coverage perspective and

Strong border controls is an evergreen issue.