HOUSE OVERSIGHT 031236 • You met a student from another university, an atheist activist, in March 2008 at the American Atheists Convention in Minneapolis. She wanted to expand the atheist group she ran at the midwestern university she was attending, and hoped to convince you to come and speak. You initially seemed enthusiastic. • During the convention, attendees including you and Richard Dawkins went for dinner with the student and volunteers for Dawkins' foundation. • Afterwards, the student invited you to join the volunteers for a drink. • You asked her to come get you in your hotel room. She was wary of your intentions, and so brought a male friend with her. Opening the door to find them both there, you informed her you had decided not to go. • You met this student again at the American Atheists Convention in Des Moines, Iowa, in April 2011. • table. You pulled over a chair for her in the bar, and then started running your hand up her leg under the • She tried to shift her body away from you, and you persisted in putting your hand on her leg. She crossed her legs, and you kept trying. Then she turned her entire body away. Incident 5: • This incident allegedly occurred on in May 2011 on a CFI cruise. We understand that CFI staff were informed that you had propositioned a female cruise-goer, who rejected an invitation to join you and your female companion for sex in your cabin. • At least two CFI staffers were sufficiently concerned about reports of your behavior that they urged CFI's president not to invite you on a 2014 cruise of the Galapagos Islands. You were invited on that cruise, however. Incident 6: • During a visit to Melbourne, Australia, in November 2016, you were accused of sexual misconduct once again. • The incident happened at a dinner held at the Melbourne Zoo as part of the Australian Skeptics National Convention, where you were a featured speaker. • With conference delegates chatting over drinks, a woman asked you for a