Mr. Dulles. He didn't say might have done it?
Mr. Revill. No, sir; capable.
Mr. Dulles. Normally would information of this kind have passed to you directly from the FBI or through the Secret Service in the event—of course, there hadn't been other Presidential visits, I guess, so there was no precedent but I was wondering in the case of a Presidential visit would it normally have come to you directly from the Secret Service rather than directly from the FBI?
Mr. Revill. Well, in the past Mr. Kennedy had visited Mr. Rayburn there and this information had never been made known to us and usually the information we got from the FBI and you have got to realize the relations are good, was on a personal basis, working with Mr. Hosty and the other agent assigned to their security section and men assigned to their criminal section, it was a share and share alike thing because I have 11 men, and we just augmented their force really with the information we gathered.
Mr. Dulles. Had you had a meeting with the FBI, a general meeting, to go over security problems prior to this time, prior to the President's visit?
Mr. Revill. No, sir; I personally had taken part in no meetings.
Mr. Dulles. With the FBI?
Mr. Revill. With the FBI.
Mr. Dulles. Or Secret Service?
Mr. Revill. Or Secret Service.