Mr. Hubert. What comment do you wish to make about that sentence?
Mrs. Carlin. It was not Sunday that he said anything about the President. It was Saturday night that he talked real harshly regarding the President.
Mr. Hubert. Do I understand you to say then that when you spoke to him on Sunday morning, that the subject of the President was not mentioned at all?
Mrs. Carlin. That’s right. He just sounded preoccupied and upset.
Mr. Jackson. That was on Sunday that he sounded preoccupied?
Mrs. Carlin. Yes; he sounded distant. In other words, I called him back twice.
Mr. Hubert. You called him back twice on Sunday?
Mrs. Carlin. Yes; I am talking about when he was talking to me. I would say, “Jack, are you still there?” Or “Jack,” to get his attention back. He seemed like he was busy.
Mr. Hubert. I gather from that that when you would speak to him on the phone, you didn’t get a response, so it gave you the impression that he wasn’t there?
Mrs. Carlin. Yes.