Dr. Jenkins. Yes, I think so.
Mr. Specter. Is the conversation you had with that Secret Service Agent the only time you were interviewed by anyone from the Federal Government prior to today about this subject?
Dr. Jenkins. As far as I remember—I don't believe so.
Mr. Specter. Now, you say that was the only time you were interviewed?
Dr. Jenkins. Yes, as far as I remember—I have had no formal interviews. I have been asked—there have been some people calling on the phone. As you know, there were many calls from various sources all over the country after that, wanting to know whether we had done this method of treatment or some other method and what principles we followed.
Mr. Specter. But the only one you can identify as being from the Federal Government is the one you have already related from the Secret Service?
Dr. Jenkins. Yes.
Mr. Specter. And did you and I have a very brief conversation before the deposition started today, when you gave me some of your views which you expounded and expanded upon during the course of the deposition on the record?
Dr. Jenkins. Yes.
Mr. Specter. And is there anything which you think of to add that you believe would be of some assistance or any assistance to the President's Commission in its inquiry?