*Mrs. Oswald. I do not personally know that Lee took the rifle that morning or the night before. Apparently the Commission has witnesses or information to that effect, but of my own knowledge, I don't know.
Senator Russell. Did you not testify that you thought this was Lee's rifle that was shown you as the one that shot Connally and the President?*
*Mrs. Oswald. Yes; I testified that that was the rifle.
Mr. Gopadze. No—I'm sorry. As far as she knows about the arms, the rifle which was shown to her looked like the one he had.
Mr. Gregory. Yes; that's right.
Senator Russell. That's all I asked her. That's just exactly what I asked her.
Mr. Gregory. Yes; that's correct.
Senator Russell. In discussing the motorcade, did he say anything about Connally would be riding with the President?*
*Mrs. Oswald. No; he did not.
Senator Russell. I believe you testified, did you not, Mrs. Oswald, that the day before Lee told you that he fired at General Walker, that he seemed to be under great emotional stress, strain, very tense?* **