I want to add only that I will—some of my statements or even the majority of it, will be to the best of my knowledge.
Mr. Jenner. Yes; we don't expect you to say any more than that. And, as a matter of fact, we would appreciate it that you would indicate as you testify that which you know of your own knowledge and that which came to you by rumor or that which came to you by way of statement made to you by somebody else as to what somebody else had said or done—which we call hearsay.
Mrs. Voshinin. All right. And something else—some of the statements, they might have been made such a long time ago that they won't be entirely correct. The sense will be correct, but not the exact words. You realize that?
Mr. Jenner. I do—but you're going to give us the best recollection you have?
Mrs. Voshinin. Exactly.
Mr. Jenner. We don't expect any more.
Mrs. Voshinin. All right.
Mr. Jenner. We don't want any speculation on your part——
Mr. Jenner. Other than when we might ask you as to what your impression or impressions are and what they might not be.