Mr. Pena. We was quite close until—when they started the blockade in Cuba, the way he spoke about President Kennedy. And I pulled a little bit out. I even used to give him sometimes more than $2. I don't know. He collected to send to Miami, if he don't send it somewhere else. That's what he said.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you have anything else that you want to tell us at this time, Mr. Pena, that I haven't asked you about that you think we should know about?
Mr. Pena. No.
Mr. Liebeler. You can't think of anything?
Mr. Pena. I tell you, Bringuier don't do many things that he will tell you. He don't like America. Time will tell. He is one of the guys that—do you remember when they were saying, "Yankee, go home," in Cuba? He was in Cuba at that time. He was calling, "Yankee, go home."
Mr. Liebeler. Has he ever favored Castro that you know of?
Mr. Pena. Oh, of course.
Mr. Liebeler. Who, Bringuier?
Mr. Pena. Yes. He said not?
Mr. Liebeler. I am asking you did he ever favor Castro.