To be sure, if Alexander had the money he would resist, but he doesn't. Praising his "fellow patriots" who are defying the committee, Alexander bemoaned the fact they have an "expensive right" to fight subpoenas - claiming the cost is too high for him.
Alexander told the press that "I frankly don't have the money to spend on legal bills. The only reason I'm going is I don't want to go to jail."
Hoping for a circus-like public setting, Alexander was irritated when the committee said he would be privately deposed in December.
Promising to make the interview as public as possible afterward, Alexander defiantly told his followers he will resist in any way he can.
In a recent video he said that he plans on submitting photographic and video evidence of agitators sabotaging his Jan. 6 peaceful protest.
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Alexander, a known conspiracy clown, also claimed he has evidence that Trump was betrayed by someone in his inner circle.
It's hard to see how much information will be pried from his unwilling lips, but at least it's an attempt to flesh out the insurrection's origins.
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