Mr. McKenzie. No, sir; he did not say.
Mr. Oswald. Would I say that?
Representative Ford. Yes.
Mr. Oswald. I would say—I will tell you, at this present time I feel like perhaps she has been hurt a great deal and perhaps her thinking is being changed at this very moment and at the present time since November 22d.
But prior to that time my opinion would be that she would be of the same opinion that I was.
Representative Ford. That is why you said your attitude was based on your upbringing.
Mr. Oswald. Yes, sir. Of course, to qualify that my mother didn't actually bring me up too much. The orphan home and the military academy, and I believe there my basic philosophy was formulated. It was a very good school.
Representative Boggs. What military academy was that?
Mr. Oswald. Chamberlain Hunt Military Academy at Port Gibson, Miss.
Representative Ford. During the 6 or 8 weeks that Lee resided in your home, did he ever indicate why he went to Russia? You must have talked about it some.