Mr. Liebeler. Do you remember that Mr. Bouhe said that?
Mrs. Ford. I don't remember particularly that he would say that.
The Chairman. Did you say, "We all thought that"?
Mrs. Ford. Yes; we thought that, that he was rather mentally—you just said the word before.
The Chairman. Unstable?
Mrs. Ford. Unstable.
Mr. Liebeler. Unstable.
Why did you think that, Mrs. Ford?
Mrs. Ford. In my own opinion, I just didn't think that a man as young as he was could come to the conclusions just by rather experiences or living a long time in America and I mean studying the whole economic structures of different governments, and things that he would come to the conclusion that is the best thing for him. I think he was just rather too young for that.
I thought he was just rather—something was rather wrong with the man.