Mr. Pena. I was in Cuba. I left Cuba very long time ago. I never was involved in any kind of politics. I didn't like Batista, but I wasn't in any organization.
Mr. Liebeler. You didn't know of any.
Mr. Pena. What I know about people, what I hear in my place, or what I hear other people talking, and what I hear about Bringuier was, when Castro started with his revolution of Cuba, he was one of the Cubans in the revolution calling, "Yankee, go home."
Mr. Liebeler. You don't think that Bringuier is in favor of Castro at this time?
Mr. Pena. He? No, no. He hate Castro and he hate Russia, but he hates America as much, too. He just want to go back to Cuba and be one of the bosses.
Mr. Liebeler. Be a big man?
Mr. Pena. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. All right, Mr. Pena. I want to thank you very much for coming in.
Mr. Pena. I want you to know something: I love the United States more than many people that are born in this country and I got a place of business and I hear—they don't talk much now. They are very scared, but before, when Castro was started, I learn many people, how much they was against this country, people that was born in this country. I love this country, believe me. Maybe you don't believe me or have a bad report about me, but nobody make me a Communist. Believe that. Believe it or not.
Mr. Liebeler. All right. Thank you very much.