Michael Steele

If I was a secretary of state, I know I'd be concerned.

But I hear what you're saying about this is kind of what they do.

But clearly, I think we put it in that context of what the president's expectations are for this upcoming election.

Having this type of call could raise some concerns and some flags, which leads me to ask the question, what then does should one expect on this call if if this is the normal course?

And clearly, I don't know, you're saying they've had these types of calls in the past where this individual and the FBI reached out and said, hey, we're all going to get and we're going to have a towel down, bring you lunch, and we're going to talk about how we're going to, you know, protect the election.

And, you know, you can give us updates on your resources and your progress.

Is that what has happened before?

And do you really think that's what this call is going to be about?

Right, right.

Yeah, exactly.

Michael Feinberg, thank you, my man.

I appreciate you.

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