Mr. Liebeler. We have already covered that.
Mr. Gregory. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Did he ever indicate to you, or did you ever form the opinion, that he was capable of violent acts?
Mr. Gregory. No; I didn't think he was. I would say maybe I could only picture him getting into a fight or something. Judging from the type of person he was, if someone would insult him, I think he would get into a fight, but as far as the major violent act, I couldn't picture him doing.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you consider that question prior to the time of the assassination?
Mr. Gregory. No.
Mr. Liebeler. It just never occurred to you?
Mr. Gregory. No. Just an automatic judgment like I make, a general judgment about all people, I figured he was the type person, if you go downtown with him and someone would say, would insult him, he would probably get into a fight or something like that. That is just my general judgment of him. He never did in my presence, or nothing ever happened. It is just a general judgment.
Mr. Liebeler. The kind of judgment you would make about many people, is it not?
Mr. Gregory. Yes.