‘Stop the Steal’ founder testifies to grand jury

Ali Alexander, the founder of the “Stop the Steal” group that organized a rally in Washington on Jan. 6, testified for almost three hours earlier than a grand jury Friday, he stated in an announcement.

Alexander, represented by his lawyer Paul Kamenar, appeared earlier than the grand jury at the federal district courthouse in Washington, D.C., blocks from the Capitol. Alexander has beforehand testified to the Jan. 6 choose committee and is suing to stop the panel from acquiring his telephone information.

“I provided the documents requested,” Alexander stated in a statement about his grand jury look, “and suggested they obtain my full transcript for my testimony from the January 6 committee.”