Mr. Belin. Anything else you can think of, whether I have asked it or not, that in any way might be relevant to this inquiry?
Mr. Rackley. It wasn't a thing that I knew. I didn't really know or expect what was taking place.
Mr. Belin. Other than the pigeons?
Mr. Rackley. Yes.
Mr. Belin. Sir, we thank you for your cooperation. You have a right, if you want, to come back down and read your testimony and sign it, or you can just waive doing that and have the court reporter send it directly to us without your taking another trip down here. You can do it either way.
Mr. Rackley. I can sign it now.
Mr. Belin. You can either waive signing it or else you can come down again and read it and sign it. By waiving, I mean you just let it go, assuming that the court reporter will accurately transcribe it, or you have a right to come in and read it.
Mr. Rackley. I will just let it go.
Mr. Belin. You waive signing it?
Mr. Rackley. Yes.