*Mrs. Oswald. He read books about Kennedy, about Hitler, about others.
Senator Russell. Haven't you been in this country long enough to know that the President is Commander and Chief of the Army and Navy and he's even head of the Secretary of the Navy. He can order him to do anything he wants to?*
*Mrs. Oswald. I didn't pay any attention to it or I didn't know it or wasn't told.
Senator Russell. Do you have any facts on which you base your opinion now that Lee Oswald was shooting and was intending to kill Connally rather than President Kennedy?*
*Mrs. Oswald. I have no facts whatsoever. I simply express an opinion which perhaps is not logical at all, but I am sorry if I mixed everybody up.
Senator Russell. You haven't mixed anybody up, except I think that you have your evidence terribly confused.*
*Mrs. Oswald. No; I have no facts whatsover. I'm sorry I told them that.
Senator Russell. Do you know whether or not Lee knew Connally personally or did he know that he was going to be in this motorcade at all?*
*Mrs. Oswald. No; I did not know whether Lee knew or ever contacted the Governor personally, and I don't know whether Lee knew that the Governor would be in the motorcade.
Senator Russell. But Lee did take his gun into town that day, and so far as you know, I believe you said that was the first day he had carried it into town?