Correll accused the RNC of undermining efforts to challenge the rules, saying “the RNC, in collusion with the Trump campaign, faked a printer jam” in order to combat efforts to unbind delegates, referring to a delay at a Thursday Rules Committee proceeding that the chairman of the committee originally attributed to a technical malfunction.

“He will be stopped,” Correll said, referring to Trump. “This is not a sure thing for Donald Trump. And until he is the nominee, he is not the nominee.”

Matt Moore, chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party, pushed back, saying that “a person won under the rules that we set out and that should be respected,” referring to Trump.

“I don’t think that even if this did get to the convention floor there’s a majority of delegates who are willing to do something so unprecedented … and wrangle the nomination from someone who duly won the nomination,” Moore said, discussing the possibility of a minority report being submitted to the floor.